| binary solo said: That does not back up your claim that it is a fact, nor that the Olympic committee specifically encouraged atheletes to do it. Nor that this particular gesture has Satanic or Illuminati overtones. What makes you a conspiracy theorist is the OP where you cite this thing as fact with no evidence. What will stop you from being regarded as a conspiracy theorist it to provide objective evidence of the claim. As to the actual topic, sure, I have no problem with people being able to wear or show symbols of their religion in this setting. People do it all the time and it gets no comment, and this case should be no different. |
I do not know if the OC made them do it, I just read some people saying it. But I think they can do the horus thing if they like it, who cares? Just do not punish the Neymar kid for liking Jesus.
My grammar errors are justified by the fact that I am a brazilian living in Brazil. I am also very stupid.
