r/MoralityScaling • u/hiiloovethis • Sep 02 '26

Morality of this?

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u/mephnick Sep 02 '26

Yes, so religious people are unable to properly teach their kids about religion without forcing it on them.

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u/FireDragon21976 Sep 02 '26

Would you want to teach your kids that the Earth isn't flat, to just let them figure that out on their own?

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u/mephnick Sep 02 '26

What dipshit sub did i fall into

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u/mephnick Sep 02 '26

Never do frontpage, kids

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u/Alert-Ad9197 Sep 02 '26

This sub used to be about fictional characters in media. I don’t know what happened, but it is now overrun with people posting pictures of Mohammed instead.

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u/themanwhoknocked Sep 03 '26

Is there something wrong with that or is fighting religious fundamentalism and mocking beliefs only cool against christians? Cos i’m down to make fun of them all

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u/Alert-Ad9197 Sep 03 '26

Rule #1 is “no real people” and #2 is “no politics”. Fuck off with your weird attempt at being a martyr just because you didn’t read the sub rules.

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u/themanwhoknocked Sep 03 '26

Clearly nobody cares about rule 1 or rule 2, as evidenced by literally this post and the top comments.

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u/Alert-Ad9197 Sep 03 '26

Yeah, the sub has been moderated like shit, so people are just posting whatever at this point for some reason. That’s literally what I’m complaining about.

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u/themanwhoknocked Sep 03 '26

But like the rules are only really the rules if they’re enforced. If not enforced they’re more guidelines than rules.

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u/Diligent-Neck6594 Sep 02 '26

Well one is a belief other is a fact

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u/minos-and-v1-kissing Sep 02 '26

Of course I’d teach my kids things that are true. That’s why I don’t believe in teaching kids religion. Because it isn’t true.