Yeah, the minority. And enough of them are judged or disliked/hated for doing so by their communities. You don’t get the freedom to decide if you want to become religious in the first place.
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Except for those that get killed because of their apostasy. Or the freedom for girls within certain religious communities to marry who they love who aren’t accepted as part of their community / religion etc. and for that they get “honour” killed.
Freedom yeah.
Protest the religion or culture that does this 
Hey again they had the freedom leave; however the community has the freedom to judge them, that’s the price of freedom it works both ways.
Can we all agree to disagree?
This is an Ozil thread not an ethic and morality class.
LOL. They don’t have to respect that choice like you have been claiming throughout his discussion? If you know you can be judged you aren’t in a position to make that choice with an actual free mindset are you?
What?? A choice is not always free of conflict…
Not all choices are free of ramifications…
But people need to be respected in their believes? What is it?
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No you don’t that’s the fucking point of freedoms.
Not everyone is going to see things the same way, people aren’t to agree on the same things; however it’s is our freedom to do so, whatever ramifications come from that choice it is for them to deal with it.
So I don’t have to respect people their religious believes? What have you been going on about then?
But it isn’t choice. It’s indoctrination.
And he’s it trying to make a statement with this / get a reaction.
But it seems we are full circle though. So good night.