#knuddlig

[classicalliberalleague]

in my opinion, it's simply irrelevant what the Bible or Qu'ran states; it's only actions that matter. Both religions are the inspiration for some crimes (but almost any ideology, belief, etc can be distorted in criminal minds to make justifications) but hm in the last couple decades how many Christian terrorist attacks have been perpetrated to scare people to submit to their faith and how many Muslim ones have (2 vs like 2000+) how many Christ. nations have capital punishment for apostasy?

^This

Of course I argue that the reason for these actions is directly linked to their religion, or at the very least to the active encouragement of their Imams.

[classicalliberalleague]

idk honestly seems like a whiny liberal thing to do; post stuff on the internet, allow asks, allow anon asks then say "Oh no get off my blog stop criticizing me!" You have several actions to stop the criticism. You are taking none and asking others to curb their actions. sounds pretty whiny.

It's my blog, they are the ones being little whiny liberals about how I'm not posting what they think I should post.

What part of me informing them that they should leave if they don't like what I post is me being whiny?

[classicalliberalleague]

"The get off my blog argument" is a little silly because you've created this public blog to publicly express you opinions which is an explicit invitation for criticism in a society where freedom of speech is the norm. I mean it's perfectly true that they don't have to view your blog but they have every right to send you messages criticizing you if they want to. It's immature to ask people to ignore you and not use their right if they disagree with you when you're posting it for everyone to see.

No, it's perfectly reasonable. If someone doesn't like what I post, then they are not being forced to read this blog.

They can go find another blog to read that DOES post what they like.

And yes, they can criticize me for what I post, but criticizing me for what I DON'T post is ridiculous in the extreme. If they want to read posts on a topic I'm not posting about, then they can find another blog to read.