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Asked 1 year ago
by dauguy  United States |
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Yes, if it can be proven they do so knowingly should face public ridicule.
Abstinence only condoms don't work Darwin was wrong....
As a rule, yes. But hypothetically, such an institution could have some redeeming qualities too.
Hypothetically.
The US Congress certainly fits the bill (don't read bills that get voted on and become the law of the land).
People should make the effort to be informed.
Agreed.
This is a thinly veiled attempt to bash anyone who believes in a God or Gods.
Where is your tolerance?
People can beleive what they want, and I won't burn them at the stake or make them second class citizens. I won't even treat the INDIVIDUAL disrespectfully. But stupid ideas? C'mon.
Oh, and how did you get from 'institution' to 'anyone?' Nice thought trick.
Now THAT was disrespectful of the individual, so you know the difference.
So you think that religion is the only institution that promotes ignorance? I would have put the media first, and the education system second.