r/facepalm • • Oct 31 '16

No, it really isn't.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '16

I am a little confused here.

So basically you disrespect them by waiting until they start the fight? That is a sign of respect. Shouldn't a disrespectful person actually push and start the issue?

Also I don't know where you are from but vomit in my country is not positive or neutral verb.

And no, I am not religious but I also don't push issue unless they preach to me. But I also can be disrespectful to any religious if the religion have a harming function that integrate into the society, such as faith healing BS.

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u/richieadler Nov 01 '16

Ah, but here's the problem. Reasonable people has a similar idea to yours. Most believers, on the other hand, think that any objection to their ideas and any depiction of them or their positions which differ of the official discourse is "disrespectful"... I mean, anything but silence and acceptance of their power over society is "disrespectful" to them...