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minus-squareesselllinkfedilink8•3 months agoIt’s not the same thing. Judging behaviour and actions is entirely different to judging people for who they are.
minus-square@CableMonster@lemmy.mllinkfedilink4•3 months agoPeople are compiled of their actions and behaviors so I am not really getting what you are trying to say.
minus-squareesselllinkfedilink1•edit-23 months agoSome traits are inherent / congenital, historically these were used to judge and “cancel” people Still are at times
minus-square@CableMonster@lemmy.mllinkfedilink1•3 months agoI dont recall the religious right cancelling people due to their inherent characteristics. On the other hand, the left actively discriminates against people for the same thing.
minus-squareesselllinkfedilink2•3 months agoOh really? I wonder if a religions have ever used gender to define what roles a person can have and who gets a platform? I’m not sure if we’re just definitely terms differently or you’re lacking an understanding of history here. The religious right has always given a voice to a small number of people and cancelled everyone else
minus-square@CableMonster@lemmy.mllinkfedilink1•3 months agoSo you are going to point to women cant be head pastors in some churches as indication that they cancel people due to inherent characteristics?
It’s not the same thing.
Judging behaviour and actions is entirely different to judging people for who they are.
People are compiled of their actions and behaviors so I am not really getting what you are trying to say.
Some traits are inherent / congenital, historically these were used to judge and “cancel” people
Still are at times
I dont recall the religious right cancelling people due to their inherent characteristics. On the other hand, the left actively discriminates against people for the same thing.
Oh really? I wonder if a religions have ever used gender to define what roles a person can have and who gets a platform?
I’m not sure if we’re just definitely terms differently or you’re lacking an understanding of history here.
The religious right has always given a voice to a small number of people and cancelled everyone else
So you are going to point to women cant be head pastors in some churches as indication that they cancel people due to inherent characteristics?