Discussion State + Religion or Communism?

mm/dd/yyyy said:
inb4 @baqqrih sharts ximself over Theocratic Fascism or some other religious statist ideology.
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I don't think I hold myself to an "ideology", anymore. I desire for changes in the system so that Christ's will may be promoted, but I don't have a desire for a change of the system, because I know the system can not change, particularly in my country, and that is the truth.
 
baqqrih said:
I don't think I hold myself to an "ideology", anymore. I desire for changes in the system so that Christ's will may be promoted, but I don't have a desire for a change of the system, because I know the system can not change, particularly in my country, and that is the truth.
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I thought you were gonna say that the system is good but misinterpreted or under attack by ill-willed groups.
 
majority of my province is cucktholic so if we dont separate the state the (((pope))) will corrupt society
communism.
 
I'm not a huge fan of theocracies but at least in Spain there will be a catholic theocracy and those are kind of stable and comfortable to live in, unlike communist regimes, like Cuba, they're living in absolute misery. So I'd choose for State + Religion
 
Gem Control said:
Cool it with the anti-semitism buddy
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>Cool it with the anti-semitism buddy
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Gem Control said:
Cool it with the anti-semitism buddy
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hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my deep concerns regarding the persistent issue of anti-Semitism within our society. It is crucial to understand that anti-Semitism not only causes harm to individuals and communities but also undermines the very values of tolerance and respect that we strive to uphold.

Anti-Semitism, rooted in misinformation, stereotypes, and historical prejudices, dehumanizes an entire group of people based solely on their identity and beliefs. This form of discrimination fosters an atmosphere of hate and division, preventing meaningful dialogue and mutual understanding. Moreover, the consequences of anti-Semitism can be devastating, leading to violence, discrimination, and significant mental and emotional trauma for those targeted. As a community committed to inclusivity and diversity, we must work together to fight against these unjust attitudes and behaviors.

It is important for me to clarify that any remarks or statements I might have made were never intended to be anti-Semitic. My goal has always been to engage in constructive discussions that promote understanding and awareness. If any of my words have inadvertently caused offense or misunderstanding, I genuinely apologize. I firmly believe that dialogue is essential in addressing complex issues and fostering empathy among different groups.

I hope we can continue to work towards a more inclusive environment where all individuals, regardless of their background, can feel safe and valued. It is essential to challenge our biases, educate ourselves, and support one another in eradicating hate in all its forms.

Thank you for taking the time to read my letter, and I appreciate your understanding and openness to this important conversation.
 
ukrainian_chad said:
hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my deep concerns regarding the persistent issue of anti-Semitism within our society. It is crucial to understand that anti-Semitism not only causes harm to individuals and communities but also undermines the very values of tolerance and respect that we strive to uphold.

Anti-Semitism, rooted in misinformation, stereotypes, and historical prejudices, dehumanizes an entire group of people based solely on their identity and beliefs. This form of discrimination fosters an atmosphere of hate and division, preventing meaningful dialogue and mutual understanding. Moreover, the consequences of anti-Semitism can be devastating, leading to violence, discrimination, and significant mental and emotional trauma for those targeted. As a community committed to inclusivity and diversity, we must work together to fight against these unjust attitudes and behaviors.

It is important for me to clarify that any remarks or statements I might have made were never intended to be anti-Semitic. My goal has always been to engage in constructive discussions that promote understanding and awareness. If any of my words have inadvertently caused offense or misunderstanding, I genuinely apologize. I firmly believe that dialogue is essential in addressing complex issues and fostering empathy among different groups.

I hope we can continue to work towards a more inclusive environment where all individuals, regardless of their background, can feel safe and valued. It is essential to challenge our biases, educate ourselves, and support one another in eradicating hate in all its forms.

Thank you for taking the time to read my letter, and I appreciate your understanding and openness to this important conversation.
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Resume for lazy readers:
>God I crave for BBC in my ass!
 
Blackweed said:
Communism can be classified as a religion in itself. If I'm going to worship someone for salvation I'd at least want it to be an omnipotent God and not a communist leader.
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>Communism can be classified as a religion
 
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