[ SECRET POST #2095 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2095 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Perhaps the problem lies in the sweeping generalizations of both sides. People are individuals, with personal motives, sometimes attached to religious words and symbols but always internal motivations fueled by their unique personalities and experiences.

Some people help after disasters out of a personal sense of compassion, framed as religion in their lives. Others help out of a personal sense of self-aggrandizement, framed as religion in their lives. In neither case is the religion explicitly to blame, but instead, the person's own motives.

[(Anonymous)]

All you have to do is look at the SJW on this very com to see this sort of behavior with no regards to religion.

Some people want to help the underprivileged out of compassion.

Some just want to help to get some sort of SJ brownie points and are horrid to people who don't agree with them (including those they claim to want to help).