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Private institutions often discriminate against entire groups of people and it is perfectly legal. In the same way freedom of religion and speech means that people are allowed to voice racist opinions like the Dutch Reform Church did. Am I disgusted by what they did?
Do you think that there should be a law against people voicing any offensive opinions?
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You may be right but when you live in a system that prioritises personal freedoms, such as freedom of speech and religion, over almost everything, people who have discriminatory views are allowed to disseminate them. I have thought a lot about it and I still feel conflicted. I apologise for that. I think the entrance requirements for religious schools vary from country to country: But what if you are Catholic and gay?
In the UK, there was recently a case of a schoolgirl I think she was 18 being convicted of murdering a gay man by kicking him to death she was only wearing ballet pumps. Similarly, my mum, despite being incredibly intelligent, never learned Mathematics at school, only Arithmetic. They only taught Maths in the white schools, because, thanks in great part to the Dutch Reform Church, they thought that only white people were smart enough to learn it.
In some cases, they were talked out of their choice of subject and regretted it years later. IMO, none of us has the right to rob a person of their future, either by harming them ourselves or by driving them to suicide, or by disseminating ideas that could lead to another person doing so and risking their entire future into the bargain.
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Is there any point in this university specifically mentioning homosexual activity when they have already banned pre-marital sex? I am not saying such a rule is right, ethically, but it is legal and I am not sure that there should be a law preventing it. A publicly or partly publicly funded school should not be allowed to discriminate and are legally prohibited from doing so anyway. I live in the patriarchy too.
I have had people try and dissuade me from things or assume I am too stupid to do things because I am female. If I turn on the tv I am subjected to blatant sexism. Is it pschologically harming? Two and Half Men promotes mysoginistic attitudes and encourages discrimination against women but should it be banned? While that case is deeply unsettling, it is impossible to pinpoint the something somewhere which lead her to believe that beating up a gay man was ok.
Did she know that violently murdering someone was a crime? Did that prevent her doing it? What she did was horrific and reading the news story made me feel physically ill. The group that did it had been drinking. Should we ban drinking? I am reminded of France banning the wearing of the burqa in public, recently, because it is seen as oppressive to women. I completely disagree with that. I do not think you can dictate how other people choose to dress whether because of their religion or any other reason. Some feminists would claim high heels are oppressive to women but I doubt they will create a law banning those.
There are actually laws against encouraging other people to commit crimes and laws against hate speech that incites violence already, so harming someone, driving them to suicide or inciting someone else to do so is illegal. The law does not successfully prevent this happening.
I am not sure that limiting free speech would be any more successful in preventing it. Do you think that people should not be allowed to talk about their homophobic beliefs in their own home? Amongst their family and friends? I do not see how you can prevent those things happening without moving dangerously close to a dictatorship.
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I went to a private Christian liberal arts college. There is also usually some statement of faith that students must sign to be allowed to enroll in courses. The freedom of religion point is aptly taken, but I think the problem for quite a few of the gay students on Christian campuses is that the self-realization of their sexuality came during their time in college, not before. I wish administrations could be trusted to wield these rights responsibly.
Thanks for telling me how they work. I am not advocating a ban on people that are gay attending Christian schools. That would be completely unfair, especially for those that do not realise it until they are already at the college. I have seen firsthand the psychologically damaging effects that religion can have. Obviously I am looking at this from a completely different angle.
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I live in a country where this kind of thing is unlikely to be an issue. I am also lucky enough to have pretty much exactly the same legal rights as straight people. Maybe if I lived in America I would feel differently about this. And like I say, I am conflicted because it is not an easy issue to find an answer to. Thanks for this info, Dijmosse; I had no idea how it worked in the States.
I really feel for people in this position. I feel passionately about this issue, but I am engaging discursively, and do not mean to attack you or your point of view.
I apologise if I have come across as attacking in my posts. Like you, I think that France banning the burqa in public was utterly unreasonable, and I opposed it when it was suggested years ago here in the UK, and still find myself defending that point of view from time to time today. This is where freedom of speech can be a problem.