Surprised he was never banned on that account by Twitter. He's quite the controversial Catholic figure even in Ireland.
Surprised he was never banned on that account by Twitter. He's quite the controversial Catholic figure even in Ireland.
I think secular society (i.e. Big Tech, mainstream media, governments) is treading a very interesting line at the moment, because it simultaneously is ( or at least appears to be) embracing all faiths and cultures, while denouncing them as being inherently hateful (Christianity, Islam).
The idea that they will ever reform and completely 180 on teachings they've stood by for thousands of years is naïve. And if we stand by the idea that we simply cannot tolerate hateful speech, with the definition of hateful becoming broader every day, where will we end up?
The next 10 years will be very interesting
This made me chuckle as I’ve had similar thoughts. It’s like being surprised when a Mormon complains about drinking coffee.
“But yeah, he’s a Mormon. That’s what they do?”
Or to theorize intention, maybe someone was looking for an excuse to ban him.