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Edited by DeeJ:
7/22/2014 9:15:39 PM
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SO MUCH FOR TOLERANCE
OK, I'm assuming many of you have seen these two posts: the person who wants to play Destiny with others within the LGBT/Furry community, and the person who wants to play with Christians. Now let me say first this is not going to devolve into a theological or argument about morals. When the guy(or girl) who made his post about playing with other Christians, his thread was torn apart. He, his beliefs, and anyone who sided with him were discriminated and made fun of. He was told countless times that he was wrong and stupid for believing what he did.
Now today there was another post made by a guy(or girl) wishing to play with with those in the LGBT and "furry" communities. This thread, thankfully, was met with nothing but kind words and willingness to play, even by those who were not LGBT.
Why is there a difference between the responses to the Christian post and the LGBT/furry post? Neither was condemning those who didn't think like them, simply asking to play with like-minded people of similar backgrounds, yet one was discriminated and made fun of. Why is this OK? We supposedly live in this generation of tolerance, where everyone's beliefs and lifestyles are to be accepted, so why the intolerance? Everybody should remember the Golden rule, treat others the way you want to be treated.
Ok guys, it's getting a little out of hand. This is not a topic about religion, it is about respecting each other. Remember, just be nice to people. It doesn't cost anything. You're not required to agree with them, but do not belittle or discriminate against them for thinking differently than you do.
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Agreed. Tolerance is a two-way street. It needs to go every way and between all peoples, regardless of race, creed, religion, gender, sexual-orientation, social-economic status, or any other category. More often of late, we see in today's popular culture an almost mob-mentality-driven fervor toward bashing religious types, and yet be more accepting of liberal ideals, like LGBT-equality, etc. But many don't understand or simply forget that today's liberal ideals include equality for ALL people, not just equality for the hip, liberal-sounding groups. We can all make a conscious decision to keep name-calling, mud-slinging, and general discrimination out of our speech and out of our actions, and by doing so we can all end a little bit of suffering for everyone. And ending suffering is really what it should be all about.
