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I don’t put torture and murder past the Isreal government.

Yeap, she knew exactly what danger she was going into, and did it anyway. That is bravery.

I loved the first fantasy life. It was such a fantastic game for class mechanic junkies.

Never ended up finishing it though.

That’s because water is necessary to life.

When doing risk analysis something that is required to keep people alive gets a few extra points towards being accessible for, hopefully, obvious reasons.

If even something that is necessary for life is controlled due to the danger it poses, you can imagine why people would seek to restrict dangerous things that people can live without.

So what, no one would be allowed to teach others about their religion?

That’s a level of control i don’t think any organisation or government should have.

Banning religion full stop is wrong and won’t stop belief.

However, religion should not have any special protections that other groups do not get.

Religion should not exclude people from mandatory childhood vaccines, religion should not be a mitigating factor in vilification or defamation cases etc.

Yes, and that’s why we don’t allow people to flood school, hospitals and homes with water. It is controlled and diverted.

Because religion can be and has been used to convince people to do terrible things. The fewer false beliefs people hold the fewer things can be used to manipulate them in this way.

Huge fan of Princess Mononoke.

Not sure what exactly it is, but the characters and setting have just stuck with me since the first time I saw it.

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Clearly I don’t agree.

The point is that in our social system we violate the rights of some when they violate the rights of others.

Or rather, your rights nd priveleges are restricted when you start using them to harm others.

Putting someone in prison violates their freedom.

Putting someone in prison because they murdered someone is still the right thing to do.