Being anti-nazi shouldn't be political or controversial

[Pemalite]

LurkerJ said:

Pemalite said:

As a strong believer in Atheism, I entirely agree with you, being against any religion shouldn't be political or controversial.

However... If you are only Anti-Islam and conveniently ignore the atrocities, extremists/terrorists, hate, violence and so on found in other religions like Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism and so on... Then you are simply put... Being ignorant and contradictory.

You need to tackle the bigger problem and you need to be tactful in that approach, just spewing rubbish hate isn't going to solve anything, it's only going to continue the escalation of the current friction between groups.

Not at all, I just posted a thread the other day making fun of jewish extremists. I am against all religions, but the one that poses the biggest threat to my liberal values, here in Europe, is Islam. A lot of liberals prioritize "being nice" over anything else, which is incomprehensible. We were never nice to christians the way we are today with Muslims. If we were, we wouldn't have achieved progress on social issues related to women rights and LGBT rights.

That's good to see that you don't have a purely anti-islamic bias like allot of people seem to have these days.

In regards to Christians though... Well. They kind of took root and took over pretty damn quickly in Europe, they were then responsible for the persecution of Homosexuals, Pagans, Muslims, Jews and anyone that didn't adhere to their theistic belief.

None of these religions are innocent that's for sure.