You are the one who started off calling "other people" savages with your "obviously pro-Christian" concerns.
The article is very biased and even a bit weird in it's orientation, and obviously anti-Christian, alleging he was engaging in "illegal and immoral acts."
You then continued to show your hatred because killing off the people and setting a resort there seems a better option to you.
Wipe the island clean?
Sounds interesting. I'm having some trouble getting sympathetic to these savages. Bows and arrows and solving problems by killing people.
Maybe a nice resort could go there?
And finally when someone calls the bullshit out by actually talking what this was about: An evangelist trying to force his teachings in an apparent attempt to
conquer "Satan's last stronghold" (His own words too)., You take the moral high-ground by portraying yourself as the atheist and rationalist here.
Go ahead and condone murder.
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I don't feel sorry for a person so wrapped up in dogma that he demands to push it on people that just want to be left the fuck alone. Honestly I think it's ignorant of Christians to think it's their duty to make people believe the same as them, here's an idea for them, fuck off and leave people alone that don't want your dogmatic horse shit, or who believe another stupid dogmatic religion... If you're shitty dogma is perfect and right the whole world will find it by themselves!
You don't need to rationalize your position that I invited you to. The hate is pretty thick, though. I may be an atheist, but not of your type.
Atheist or not, The hate is pretty thick with you too, Dear Sir.
The proselytizing tendencies of Abrahamic religions is a complex matter and this incident cannot be viewed simply as a "fool getting himself killed because he didn't know what he was getting into". John Allen Chau must have been a decent human being. But who is to say that he wasn't another brain-washed young man who didn't have any qualms while putting his life into clear danger in an apparent attempt to "save the natives". I doubt that he would have been so adventurous/ quixotic, had he known that the islanders will take his life.
As the article linked above highlights, if the Indian agencies had been a bit more professional, this could all have been avoided.
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