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In reply to the discussion: Censorship of hate speech is an unconditional surrender to hate. [View all]Bluenorthwest
(45,319 posts)the larger Straight Religious community did nothing to oppose or counter the attacks and also by the way, offered no protection to the victims, they did not offer to stand with us, they also did not take up signs to say 'God Loves You' to balance the message. They just let it go on and on and on.
So what I notice is that Straight Religious people are in some cases the creators of aggressive hate speech and in other cases the silent assistants to the nastiest most insulting speech imaginable and yet when it is Straight Religious people 'offended' over a comic about a historical figure, Straight folks become very passionate. A highly situational ethic they have running.
I assume that your desire is to allow religion to endlessly denigrate others while religion is protected from any and all commentary, criticism, mockery or parody. Because your words taken in the context of actual history strongly suggest that to be the case.