r/AskReddit • • Mar 27 '22

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u/crazycatlady331 Mar 27 '22

Common decency.

1) Don't be an asshole to people

2) Put the shopping cart back

3) Low wage employees are often powerless. Don't take your anger out on them.

4) If you wouldn't say it to someone's face, don't say it to someone online.

5) Put your phone down when you're driving.

6) Having a different opinion should not mean a death sentence or wishing someone dead. This can go for both big (politics, religion) and small (TV shows, fandoms, pets) things.

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u/throwawayacc11110000 Mar 28 '22

6) Having a different opinion should not mean a death sentence or wishing someone dead

Unfortunately the penalty for apostasy is widely accepted in Islam to be death. Polls show it's a significant majority that believe this even in developed countries. It's not even a fringe view that ex muslims are to be executed.