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Video Shows Aid Workers Killed in Gaza Under Gunfire Barrage, With Ambulance Lights On
(www.nytimes.com)
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What are you talking about? This is a comment in relation to an event that doesn't have Christianity tied to it as a primary religion, and throughout world history it has been well established that religion in general will be used by those in power to accomplish their goals. sometimes those people are willing to kill in the name of said goals or beliefs.
Oh yeah fair enough, recently they use Judaism too.
Yeah but "Religion as a concept and religious states are nothing short of fascism"? "A way to suppress and mass murder anyone and anything that doesn't please the Führer"? Setting aside the ridiculousness of this take in and of itself, it's incredibly reductive. What's the difference between the Abbasid Caliphate, the Holy Roman Empire and the French Empire? Well it doesn't matter because they're all nothing short of literally fascist!
ah sure, fair point. i kind of glossed over that lol. yeah.. i wouldn't necessarily agree with that assessment if its meant to be a genuine statement (maybe it's an exaggeration born out of frustration?) but i can empathize with how the commenter arrived to that conclusion. i can follow the logic as an atheist myself who happens to be somewhat of an antitheist. however, i think it's ignorant of anyone to say religion cannot be a source of good for a community or individual. religion is complicated, it isn't a homogenous group of thinkers. you cannot have all concepts of it share one universal tenant, i.e. fascism, because there are hundreds of thousands of religions and many do not know about each other or the cultures around them. how could they all be fascist?