I know Reddit is an atheist echo chamber, but if you don't believe, then why talk about it all the time and be nasty to people who do believe? How is someone believing harming them? They seem like miserable people who exist to troll Christians, and they never seem to have that same vitriolic attitude towards any other religion.
Yesterday, I started getting "You can't block [user name] for 24 hours after unblocking them" when I've never blocked them. I've tried to block 3 different people since yesterday and keep getting the same message.
Before, I'd get the message, and if I kept pressing the block button a few times, it would eventually work, but that's not happening anymore. I'm on desktop, not sure if it's happening on the app too.
This is a serious bug because blocking is the only way to protect ourselves from the infinite number of trolls.
If we're doing the job of the cashier, then the store is saving by not paying a cashier; why not pass on some of that savings to customers to offset some of the high costs of goods?
I know they're only a small fraction of the population, but I'm so tired of all the baseless "homophobic" retorts just because someone doesn't agree with their sinful lifestyle. Then they get to slander/defame Christians left, right, and sideways, and it goes unchecked.
I'm tired of Christians being treated like doormats and think we need to push back more firmly. I want to start calling all of the Christian slanderers christophobic.