• Gadg8eer@lemmy.caB
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    1 year ago

    While I can’t speak on her behalf, I wonder if Mahsa would have appreciated your generalization the way you seem to think she would. Getting murdered by a witch hunting brigade doesn’t mean you don’t believe in something supernatural, and regardless of the truth of reality, I wouldn’t want someone putting words in my mouth when I’m too dead to correct them.

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      1 year ago

      Don’t really care what she would think. Just tired of insane cults pretending they’re somehow moral when they’re really the closest thing to actual evil that exist in this world.

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        1 year ago

        Obviously not. People considering genocide and other crimes acceptable as long as it’s somehow legal are closer to evil and more numerous than religious fanatics.

        Second closest thing, maybe. Or third, people sporting combative anti-intellectualism would be the second closest thing.