It's July 2024, and at the French Olympics, the organizers have sought to attack the religious symbols of others.
Everyone can fight for their ideals, or their grounds of choice, by leaving the positions of others, i.e. not generating anger or contention with other people's beliefs.
But this is not the case with organizations that have ideologies that attack other beliefs. Everyone can defend their choices, their way of life, this is not and never will be the quest to attack other people's ideology.
What is sacred to other people must be respected. Each culture's symbols of faith must be respected. But groups that have the backing of countries, including France, put ethics and education aside to attack the faith of other groups.
That's how hypocritical a group becomes. Nobody likes to have their important symbols attacked. There is no excuse for attacking other people's religious symbols.
In the Christian religion, the figure of Jesus Christ is so revered that not even men define themselves as similar to him, in other words, the symbol surpasses even the human being in Christian culture.
Using such symbols irrationally, without due care for the particular cultural symbol, is unethical and seeks to generate conflict.
In France, which was on the verge of having an extreme right-wing vote, the left managed to unite with the group of politicians linked to the center and remove the extreme right. If it had been for the votes after the Olympics, this center group wouldn't have united with the left.
So the more ideological groups attack other groups' symbols of faith, the more and more the far right will gain strength. And in this case, it's strictly the fault of the ideologies that claim to be founded on love, but in practice seek discord and discontent by attacking the religious symbols of other
groups.
