(April 22, 2019 at 2:44 pm)Jörmungandr Wrote: They don't need to be in the same "ballpark" to be considered in the same category. I forget the exact quote, but someone said something to the effect that it's not a competition to see who has suffered the most.
If for arguments sake it was a competition, who would you say had suffered the most? Black people or Christians in the US?
Quote: If calling someone a Christard has the same effects on a Christian and for the same reason, just in a lesser magnitude, then it would seem inconsistent to treat them differently. Are we going to take a poll to see whose suffering matters and whose suffering doesn't?
Christard has no historical significance.
Quote:(And I would note that both religion and race form protected classes in the United States. I'm just spitballing here, but maybe there's a reason for that.)
And which group out of the two historically have enjoyed protection? Which group had to fight tooth and nail to be recognised as equal human beings?
