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Team Blue Boy
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Location: U.S., East Coast
Posts: 16,296
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Don't get me wrong, I'm not an anti-theist and don't have an issue with people holding onto their religions and/or chosen beliefs... IF they aren't using it to harm other people. But unfortunately it's too tempting for the wingnuts of the world to use religion to feel justified in doing so. It's also clearly too tempting and easy for theists to dismiss them and just wash their hands of those people as not a "true" whatever and not really one of their own and dismiss any need to do anything. If missionaries can be eager to go out and try to convince people to join their religion, why aren't there those who actively work to reach out to and reign in those people who have taken it in a bad direction?? Try to reclaim people away from the Taliban (or extremist groups of other religions) and try to get them back on a better path? Not everyone could be "saved" but surely there are some, esp young people who got caught up in it. Quote:
Please go on and show me where I've ever supported ANY government buildings being attacked by anyone in this nation anywhere. I'll wait. Because I haven't. (Or is it easier to yell "lib!" and run down a list of generalize assumptions your fave media outlets told you about liberals.) It is, and I'm pretty sure I've said it in the past, unacceptable and criminal no matter who is doing it. Though those states are not my own, but the nation's Capitol building impacts all of us, so pardon me for having an opinion on it. Here's are a few pics of tour groups and the public visiting on a typical day. People let in to be shown around and take some selfies and other photos. Spoiler:
Here's a few photos of what is NOT a normal visit by the public. Not a tour group. Not "let" in. Not just a few guys. Not just taking selfies. Spoiler:
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