Addison Rae sparks backlash over religious themed bikini

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3 hours ago, KORG said:

Aggressive? Yes. I'm exhausted by the way the world is giving these people a platform & worse than that they're positioning them as some kind of authority figure on everyone else.

But why? Who the hell are these INSANE people? Telling people how to live their lives because they were groomed as children to be part of a cult? Absolutely not, get out.

If SCOTUS wasn't enough to piss someone off, just take a step back and look at years of child abuse, years of "missionaries" killing non-believers.

I could go on and on but I'd be here all day. I heavily question the morality of anyone that isn't at the end of their tether with these awful people by now. Like.. what does a group have to do in order to be stopped? It's pathetic.

"These awful people" are 2 billion individuals with vastly different identities and personal beliefs among them you sound so bigoted rn lol

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12 hours ago, PartySick said:

The most offensive thing is the bottom doesn't say "House of Gucci"

I think you if you look around the right spots you'll find plenty of bottoms that say "House of Gucci"  

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The way people got angry over words on bikini. 
 

Which reminds me with one of my friend who travels with me and our group in Malaysia back then. We were walking from our hotel for a meal, he was wearing a tees with arabic words thats said "I ❤️ Dubai" on it, and someone approached him and accuses him of blasphemy, just because he is an Asian who wears a tees with Arabic words on it.

My friend said to that person, Arabic is a language, not a religion. And explain what it said. But this person just don't wanna know. So he shrugged and we left  

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3 hours ago, r4therupbeat said:

it's very early 2000s and all the IT girls are wearing it in their insta stories actually

that doesn't make it any less tacky, luv

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3 hours ago, Suspiria said:

"These awful people" are 2 billion individuals with vastly different identities and personal beliefs among them you sound so bigoted rn lol

Religious institutions are inherently harmful and are based upon cruelty. Its not bigoted to see them for what they are.

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5 hours ago, Suspiria said:

"These awful people" are 2 billion individuals with vastly different identities and personal beliefs among them you sound so bigoted rn lol

More christian victim/martyr complex, who'd have guessed

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8 hours ago, KORG said:

Aggressive? Yes. I'm exhausted by the way the world is giving these people a platform & worse than that they're positioning them as some kind of authority figure on everyone else.

But why? Who the hell are these INSANE people? Telling people how to live their lives because they were groomed as children to be part of a cult? Absolutely not, get out.

If SCOTUS wasn't enough to piss someone off, just take a step back and look at years of child abuse, years of "missionaries" killing non-believers.

I could go on and on but I'd be here all day. I heavily question the morality of anyone that isn't at the end of their tether with these awful people by now. Like.. what does a group have to do in order to be stopped? It's pathetic.

Yeah but ur generalizing everyone who is religious basically 

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34 minutes ago, Hold My Ham said:

More christian victim/martyr complex, who'd have guessed

What are you talking about

It's ignorant and just stupid to generalise 'Christians' as either some p*do priests or Southern Bible bashers. As if it's not one of the largest and most complex 'communities' on earth

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11 minutes ago, Suspiria said:

What are you talking about

It's ignorant and just stupid to generalise 'Christians' as either some p*do priests or Southern Bible bashers. As if it's not one of the largest and most complex 'communities' on earth

The city I live in is a lot more religious than most cities in Canada. That includes Muslims, Sihks and yes Christains

 

So many are such nice people and their faith gives them strength and hope and many really do cling to some of the messages about love and family

 

Yes, there are things taught in religion as a whole I don't agree with. And yes there are extremists that form terrorist groups and there's hateful bigots like those stereotypical US Republicans...

 

But I don't like that everyone is being put in that category when most religious people are not even like that. It may appear like the majority because those groups are always on the news or social media spreading their opinions. They end up being over-represented and falsely mistook as a majority when they are not 

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5 hours ago, NATAH said:

that doesn't make it any less tacky, luv

it's tacky when SHE wears it yes

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The way the same ppl who are arguing that ppl shouldn’t be offended and mind their own business are the ones openly bashing religious ppl and generalising them