Being assaulted doesn’t make a community a ‘hate group’
Don’t you see what a slippery slope that is? Literally remove ‘Christian’ from your argument and put ANY other group in there and think about how it makes you feel.
You obviously feel okay with discriminating against Christian’s, but would you feel the same way if it was die to another group, because of one random individuals over experience? This is a hypothetical, but people like you make assertions like this all the time and it’s literally evil.
It’s what leads to persecution itself, racism, discrimination and hate.
You think it’s okay because it’s ‘Christian’s’ and online it’s accepted to hate Christian’s. No one would support me bullying you for being Jewish, but everyone will support you calling Christianity a hate group.
Don’t you find that dangerous and wrong? What if it was someone else who you thought wronged you? Would that make them a hate group? I keep asking this question, but you don’t seem to want to answer it
What if a guy from Alabama got assaulted by a black person? Is it okay for him to now label all black people something negative?
You obviously feel okay with discriminating against Christian’s
When did I discriminate against Christians? Was it before or after they started beating me up? Do you think they were beating me up because I was discriminating against them? Is that it? Antisemitism is the Jew’s fault?
I’m not answering your questions because you keep making bullshit claims about me. When you stop doing that, I’ll answer your questions.
Calling something a hate group isn’t discrimination.
This is what discrimination means: “the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of ethnicity, age, sex, or disability.” I do not treat Christians differently from anyone else.
I’m capable of having conversations with people. Just not when they repeatedly lie about me.
No, you misunderstood my argument.
I was showing how being mean to someone doesn’t make you a member of a hate group
“Being mean” is not the same as physically assaulting people, nor is it the same as genocide.
Being assaulted doesn’t make a community a ‘hate group’
Don’t you see what a slippery slope that is? Literally remove ‘Christian’ from your argument and put ANY other group in there and think about how it makes you feel.
You obviously feel okay with discriminating against Christian’s, but would you feel the same way if it was die to another group, because of one random individuals over experience? This is a hypothetical, but people like you make assertions like this all the time and it’s literally evil.
It’s what leads to persecution itself, racism, discrimination and hate.
You think it’s okay because it’s ‘Christian’s’ and online it’s accepted to hate Christian’s. No one would support me bullying you for being Jewish, but everyone will support you calling Christianity a hate group.
Don’t you find that dangerous and wrong? What if it was someone else who you thought wronged you? Would that make them a hate group? I keep asking this question, but you don’t seem to want to answer it
What if a guy from Alabama got assaulted by a black person? Is it okay for him to now label all black people something negative?
When did I discriminate against Christians? Was it before or after they started beating me up? Do you think they were beating me up because I was discriminating against them? Is that it? Antisemitism is the Jew’s fault?
I’m not answering your questions because you keep making bullshit claims about me. When you stop doing that, I’ll answer your questions.
You called Christianity a hate group.
I really can’t do this, man. You’re talking in circles and forgetting earlier points in the conversatikn. Things that were literally said an hour ago.
Like I said before, you’re either a bot or otherwise totally incapable of having a conversation like this.
Good luck in life, I hope you find happiness
Calling something a hate group isn’t discrimination.
This is what discrimination means: “the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of ethnicity, age, sex, or disability.” I do not treat Christians differently from anyone else.
I’m capable of having conversations with people. Just not when they repeatedly lie about me.