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Funny you would criticize my typeface preference but be so adamant about your clothing - sports attire preference.
That one made absolutely no sense.
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Also, too bad the men can't control their own "impure thoughts" and that it wasn't left up to girls and women . . . excuse me for saying that from my perspective, this is very sad. Girls/women are punished for the thoughts of males . . .why do people ascribe to this kinds of ideas . . . these dogmas?
Pretty absurd, isn't it? What next? People are going to want to take time out of education to talk to a magical, invisible man in the sky? They're going to condemn others for not worshipping and making sacrifices to their god? When will it stop?!?!
(bottom line: if we're going to tolerate one religion's quirks, we're going to tolerate all religions quirks. Not really your place to judge regarding what people choose to wear or not to express their beliefs)
Maybe if they cannot abide by public school coaching rules and need special religious rules they should go to special religious schools where this wouldn't be an issue.
This isn't reasonable because it impacts their welfare and the game . . . it could cause neck injuries, their sight might be impeded, someone might pull their scarves off . . .then what? Holy hell would break out.
Pretty absurd, isn't it? What next? People are going to want to take time out of education to talk to a magical, invisible man in the sky? They're going to condemn others for not worshipping and making sacrifices to their god? When will it stop?!?!
(bottom line: if we're going to tolerate one religion's quirks, we're going to tolerate all religions quirks. Not really your place to judge regarding what people choose to wear or not to express their beliefs)
My personal belief is that religion is at the core of much that is wrong in the world. I know you have a right to your religion and of course I support your right to it. But I don't respect it. And I am the only person who can judge what is ok or not ok for me to judge. Not you! I am judging most religious beliefs as detrimental to society, and especially those that are dogmatic or fanatic.
Maybe if they cannot abide by public school coaching rules and need special religious rules they should go to special religious schools where this wouldn't be an issue.
This isn't reasonable because it impacts their welfare and the game . . . it could cause neck injuries, their sight might be impeded, someone might pull their scarves off . . .then what? Holy hell would break out.
You're a strong supporter of the nanny state in which we use regulation and governing bodies to keep people from hurting themselves. That's fine. I'm not much of a liberal, but I guess someone has to be. I prefer to stand for personal responsibility and freedom of religion, as guaranteed in our founding documents.
This isn't a big deal. Sometimes people act as if chaing a standing rule is the most horrible thing in the world. Usually, you know, it's not. Just remember that just as many people were angry when many of our standing rules were created. It's funny to think about.
He already admitted he has no idea. Just made it up as a broad platitude. Didn't even look to see whether there's any correlation to this particular district.
Angry amateur night.
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