Would you call someone a racist?
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Re: Would you call someone a racist?
Firstly, one's religion is not one's race... so no, can't be racist.
Secondly, I said "you must be Catholic" as the views expressed were those very commonly associated with the Catholic church... which, doesn't imply that I'm anti-religion - only able to make connections between certain viewpoints and certain organisations that sprout them.
Thirdly, I do have religion... but not that one.
Lastly, those particular viewpoints - both individual and organisation - I totally disagree with!
Never argue with fools or idiots - they will only bring you down to their level.
Re: Would you call someone a racist?
that's dumb. becoz you are taking that comment out of context. in context of the conversation it was clearly understood. if in response to a post that express certain ideas i say "you must be a democrat" is that racist? is that anti religion? is that offensive to democrats? why cant adults have a conversation with and poli debate without some overly sensitive person cries "your offending my ......."
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