Centerwww.reuters.com
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Rightwww.foxnews.com
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Europewww.bbc.co.uk
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Got Truth 1 weeks
So what?! The west carries out abortion slaughters everyday; where’s the MSM outrage for that?!!
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Sarah Talbert 1 weeks
Well the ritual didn't work past few thousand years so we better keep trying 🙄
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porcus MOD 1 weeks
I don't see any problem with this, personally, beyond the superstition. The animals are not wasted.
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Miles O'Brien 1 weeks
We're so much more civilized in the West. Xtians drinking symbolic "blood" and "body" while communing with their god. Ritual cannibalism is acceptable and revered. Carried out by shamans wearing ceremonial robes in purpose built temples. Oh, and don't forget the magic involved in getting from wine and wafers to blood and body. Let's talk about stones and glass houses.
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Barry 1 weeks
there apparently was no ban..
"Devout Hindus could be requested not to offer animal sacrifice to the goddess, but they could not be forced not to do so - nor [could] the tradition be banned or stopped completely," he said at the time.
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I would at least hope they're having a big bbq after 😋
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Petri Fide 1 weeks
While speaking up about the ANNUAL Islamic 'Festival of Sacrifice' where goats, cows, camels and sheep are slaughtered in the streets all across the Muslim world might be considered Islamophobic.
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..... 1 weeks
Yeah, that's what your "god" wants... more bloodshed. Hinduism is satanic in nature though
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Leo Miggel 1 weeks
If not seeing it for empathy to the animals, see it as a poor country overusing resources due to a tradition. Still an idiotic move.
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