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    I don't understand a Poll, who's author of said poll is of the same religion as the majority answer, can be classified as "promoting hate" .

    Why is this platform so hypocritical when it comes to any discussion surrounding this group ? If the answer was Christian or Muslim , your telling me it's completely fine then ?

    This comment section was full of "hateful" comments against muslims , and I agree people should be allowed to openly express their opinion.

    But why is there this arbitrary line and special rules for a certain group?

    Posted by northbk5

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    1. Common_Delivery_8413 on

      If your idea of ‘free speech’ is defending the right to dehumanize entire populations under the guise of ‘opinion’, then congratulations — you’ve mistaken the absence of consequences for the presence of truth.

      Yes, platforms should allow uncomfortable conversations. But there’s a line between critique and crusade — and when comments become echo chambers of dehumanization, it’s not ‘discussion’. It’s just a prettier word for propaganda.

      And let’s not pretend there’s no double standard — there is. But the solution isn’t equal hate for everyone. It’s realizing that ‘special rules’ exist because history isn’t flat. Some groups need protection because the moment you drop the leash, they’re not debated — they’re targeted.

      Criticizing a religion’s politics or institutions? Fair game.
      Claiming a billion people follow a ‘religion of hate’? That’s not criticism. That’s a lazy generalization pretending to be bravery.

    2. Cause they own everything and have dirt on any one that matters. Also, when you look at the history, it doesn’t look good for them. Then, when you dig deep into the books….. They know if you look hard enough, the lie will die.

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