In the Christian tradition all humans have intrinsic worth because they are created in the image of God.
In that tradition, no human, under any circumstance, deserves to be compared to a piece of shit.
I can’t believe I have to point this out.
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@KenBoessenkool
She did not compare any human to feces.
Even the CBC correctly states she compared the situation to contaminated cookies.
Still inadvisable, but let's not sacrifice the facts in the fervour of a pile-on.
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@KenBoessenkool
It's awful how people in the recording seem to be agreeing with her. But let's be honest, we see UCP, PPC, and CPC supporters attacking trans people on this site EVERY SINGLE DAY, so I guess we shouldn't be too surprised.
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@KenBoessenkool
Have you seen this doozy?
"Black Albertans don’t want education, don’t want to raise their children, and live in a “ghetto culture.” says
@MylesYYC
,
@Alberta_UCP
candidate in Calgary-Fish Creek.
#ableg
#cdnpoli
#abelxn23
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@peggy_blair
If you take God out of it, the message still stands. We are all worthy, God or no God
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@KenBoessenkool
And what’s depressing, Ken, is that unlike 2012, this plethora of should-be disqualifying behaviour might not move the needle one bit.
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@nenshi
So even non christian humans have intrinsic worth as well.
Thanks for making that clear.
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@gmbutts
I don't think that is a uniquely Christian tradition and is shared by many non-Christian traditions.
Also, it clearly is not a tradition followed by some "christianist" sects such as white evangelical christo-fascists.
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