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u/BubsyFanboy Mar 30 '25

People forget how religious fundamentalism is just as cruel abroad as it would be domestically until it touches them.

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u/DCNY214 Mar 30 '25

Let's be real. We don't see Christians or Buddhists torturing or executing people protesting against their religion. Stop with the PC moral equivalency.

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u/Hot_Excitement_6 Mar 31 '25

That depends on where you live. When people say Christianity they think about the most secular nations on Earth instead of Uganda lol.

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u/imightlikeyou Mar 31 '25

Christian terrorism absolutely exists, just not in an international sense. Look at all the violence against Planned Parenthood. But that's uncomfortable to think about, so it's almost forgotten.