[krapp]

Because they won't leave others alone in peace. Because they work to enshrine their religious dogma into law and enforce it with violence.

[atonse]

Sure but in the case of this article, seems like it doesn’t affect anyone else but the consumers of this product.

[LocalH]

If you don't think MAGA parents wouldn't force this on their children, you need to look up the history of MAGA and MAGA-types

Helicopter parenting is at an all time high. The same parents are loading Life360 onto their kids' phones and expecting them to keep it installed after turning 18.

[krapp]

And no one is stopping them. But they don't have the right not to be ridiculed, and I suspect a lot of people ridiculing them are fellow Christians.

It's not as if anyone is going to chain them by their ankles to the back of a truck and drag them to death for being straight over it.

[joe_mamba]

>But they don't have the right not to be ridiculed

Are we allowed to ridicule the things Jews and Muslims do to segregate themselves from western society, or just Christians?

[LocalH]

The right to ridicule all religion is important. Just like the right to ridicule anti-religion is also important.

[joe_mamba]

You didn't answer my question and went around it with a politically correct socially acceptable platitude. Like how when people asked "if they think black lives matter" and they answered "I think all lives matter".

[LocalH]

Because I'm not for or against religion, so I think it's equally important to be able to ridicule all aspects of the discussion.

To directly answer your question - yes, a very strong yes. But that also applies to all religions, and all of anti-religion. Anything else is disingenuous and hypocritical

[zakki]

Not only religion. Some countries spread their dogma with violences to other countries too.