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So I was at Wal-Mart Today

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People who display their religion on their sleeve bug me for some reason. Dedication to your faith is great, but I still think it's tacky unless it's a tenet of the religion.

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It may be annoying to a few people, but it has to be allowed to ensure freedom of speech. Banning of this in places like France is basically oppression.

I'm intolerant because I don't like something?

 

OK fine.

 

Are people NOT "intolerant" if they don't like gays, jews, whops, muslims, etc then? The word that got me was "snobbery". I never considered that declaring some affiliation could be snobbery.

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I said I don't like a thing, not a people. I like Christians, but I don't like the shirts that say things like "HE WHO HAS THE SON HAS LIFE.". It's amazing to me that you're equating my DISLIKE of a type of garment with HATRED of a group. Also, I have no problem showing religious affiliation of some kind or another but when a shirt says what that says it just rubs me the wrong way and it seems like you're putting down other religions. Just like I said earlier that I don't like asparagus doesn't mean I hate all vegetables. It'd be like me saying you hate America because you dislike stances American liberals take.

 

Also, Chewbacca, nowhere did I say that the shirts shouldn't exist. All I said is that I didn't like them and they come across as snobish to me. It's probably like how Red Sox fans felt after they saw Marlins fans walking around with World Series Champions t-shirts in 1997 and 2003. They don't like it, but they don't think they should be banned or something.

 

That said, I guess I should come out and say it. I don't like the way the new $20 bills look so I must be some Communist-sympathizing anti-American freak.

You guys need to lighten up. I've got the perfect song to do that:

 

I don't care if it rains or freezes

As long as I got my plastic Jesus

Melted on the dashboard of my car...

People who display their religion on their sleeve bug me for some reason. Dedication to your faith is great, but I still think it's tacky unless it's a tenet of the religion.

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I completely agree.

People who display their religion on their sleeve bug me for some reason. Dedication to your faith is great, but I still think it's tacky unless it's a tenet of the religion.

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I completely agree.

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It bugs me when people wear red sox apparel. dedicaiton to your team is fine but i think its tacky.

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