At least in the states, there's a certain aspect of it that I consider "punching down."

I wrote this years back with regard to my interactions with individuals versus my take on their belief system.

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People are =/= to their religion.

"I am most definitely an infidel in that I have no belief in any god or gods. A person’s individual godview is the most basic right possible that a human being can have. I personally reject Islam, Judaism, and Christianity (among others)… but do not reject Muslims, Jews, and Christians. A person’s religion and religious culture are most predictably based on their family of origin, where they were born (geography), and when they were born (i.e. no Xians pre-Christ).

I stand with all people on the planet willing to work together as a species to live peacefully with each other and our environment. That does not change regardless of the actions of some who think their ‘godview’ justifies any number of horrible acts.

I reject those who use such acts to demonize people who are damned for nothing more than ‘guilt by association.’"

~ LanceThruster

Until religious groups unless begin telling us they should have special privileges (like not paying taxes) BECAUSE they are Christians, I don't normally mock them. Until Christians begin to make statements of how evil and horrible everybody is who is not Christian, I don't mock them. Until Christians begin saying that atheists have no moral compass, I do not mock them. I do have several Muslim friends and they never say any of that stuff so I don't ever mock them.

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