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In reply to the discussion: Survey: Faith groups maintain widespread support for LGBT protection laws [View all]MineralMan
(147,576 posts)43. Well, only 31% of that group aren't supportive. That's not so bad, right?
I mean, even atheists have 6% who aren't supportive of LGBTQ folks, right? So, that's just the same, right? It's not like a 5X difference or anything, right?
Nothing to see here, folks. Theists mostly are supportive. Just ignore the ones who aren't right? It's only 31%. I mean, at least 31% of the entire population of the United States stands solidly behind Donald Trump, right? I wonder if it's the same 31%...hmm...
But, China...don't forget China...
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Survey: Faith groups maintain widespread support for LGBT protection laws [View all]
guillaumeb
Mar 2019
OP
Does this mean we can blame religion for significantly higher levels of intolerance?
Major Nikon
Mar 2019
#1
So the best answer you can come up with as to why certain religious groups are far more intolerant..
Major Nikon
Mar 2019
#5
You finally answered a question with a straight answer and you want to run away from it
Major Nikon
Mar 2019
#10
The question you need to answer is, does religion make people more or less tolerant?
trotsky
Mar 2019
#12
Your reply #3 seems to suggest that you see LGBTQ intolerance as a theistic problem.
guillaumeb
Mar 2019
#54
Faith groups in the UNITED STATES are not the ones pushing anti-LGBT laws?
marylandblue
Mar 2019
#55
Right and nobody ever denied that intolerance is confined to theists or non-theists
marylandblue
Mar 2019
#57
Who has claimed "theistsintolerant"? (Or more specifically, that ALL theists are intolerant?)
trotsky
Mar 2019
#67
I've been trying to figure out exactly what logical fallacy is going on here
Lordquinton
Mar 2019
#69
"Intolerance is a human behavior that is not restricted to atheists or theists."
trotsky
Mar 2019
#28
Did that poll also include non-theists? Or was it just a self-congratulatory
MineralMan
Mar 2019
#33