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Let's raise our children naked. When they're 18 they can decide if they want to wear these oppressive clothes or not
From my posts is that what you get ? I'm supporting free mind in "every"where, if Atheist parents force their children to be Atheists, thats morally wrong too
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From my posts is that what you get ? I'm supporting free mind in "every"where, if Atheist parents force their children to be Atheists, thats morally wrong too.
Secular= Government being neutral, at least ideally.
I understand Dawkin's argument that all religious indocrination in childhood(especially labelling of a child) is child abuse, but it is impractical to expect parents not telling their children what they think is right.Free mind supporters should respect mind abusement ? anyway your profile pic says your story, so I will not continue on this discussion anymore.
The converse could also be true if peer-pressure and perception is what 'right and wrong' is contingent on; for a head-scarf wearing girl in a room full of women who don't wear it would be subconsciously assumedthat the girl has been forced to wear the head-scarf by the society in general, her parents, male chauvinism and a whole bunch of other 'discriminatory phenomena' !
And if one is to argue that a certain kind of conformity even if it doesn't extend beyond 'perception', is a bad thing then why does Europe so fervently insists on 'assimilation' ? Why is someone else's 'normalcy' more palatable then mine ? What makes it so right and my disposition so condemnable ?
One might also argue that if one were to start regulating 'perception' and 'peer-pressure' and then go one step beyond by 'legislating' then where does one draw the line ? Where does it become far too intrusive ? And who gives the 'State' the right to speculate on what is or isn't going through the mind of the said person ?
Again, my point, as stated in previous post: If a headscarf-ed girl and a non-headscarf-ed girl comes to a muslim, he will subconsciously assume the headscarf-ed girl is more pious and trustworthy than the one who did not wear. Judgment will be done based on appearance rather than personality. Over time, this discrimination would become rampant across society and will pressurize girls to be headscarf-ed. This subconscious phenomenon is unique to Islamic culture (not religion) which is not widely adhered to by other religion's followers. Thus, it is the Islamic headscarf which is the threat to society, not Christian headcover or Jewish cap.
How is this subconscious phenomenon unique to Islam ? What substantiates this to be true ?
I can never understand religious people... How can they not see that their worship of allah is the same as primitive peoples woship of fire... It is just more complex because with time human intelligences became more complex too. Religions are about fear and instaling fear in ones children is abusive.
Do that and you will burn n eternal fires of hell for al etarnity...
What? You wanna do this? Than you are a heathen!! You will burn in allahs hell for endless times!!
You can simplfy religions by this '''Booooooooouuuu... Scaarrryyy...''' They are nothing more than long boring horror books to control humanity and put shackles to their free minds. What a simple mindset.
You are entitled to your belief. The problem comes when you start dictating your beliefs to others. Live and let live.