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⌈ Secret Post #6789 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

So far, what I've found criticizing the term also says that it doesn't include atheists, which, uh, of course it doesn't? It's referring to religious traditions? Makes it seem an awful lot like another example of the modern trend of finding everything problematic and offensive because nothing includes literally everyone.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, it's also a dog whistle used by the christian right. It's basically referring to a shared religious tradition that doesn't actually exist in history. Sure, they share some myths. That doesn't mean that historically there was much solidarity there pre-Israel.

Criticizers of the term aren't trying to make it problematic because it's exclusionary, they're pointing out that the way it is exclusionary is being used problematically by problematic actors for problematic reasons.