Thread:PoseidonHeir/@comment-32833634-20200121155506/@comment-32833634-20200122061054

The thing about Separatist-Orangism is that it is a belief system that is fundamentally founded on the principle of demoting another belief system, Mememanism. The belief system's own nature is to denounce another group, which impacts the religious freedom of users. Technically, if someone doesn't follow the principles of the belief system, they can't be considered a member of said belief system. So really, a "Seperatist-Orangist" who is not against Meme Man would not be a Separatist-Orangist at all, he'd be another kind of Orangist. So anyone who can be considered a Separatist-Orangist does, in fact, denounce Mememanism. Which means the belief system, by its own structure, is denouncing another belief system. Which means it is unconstitutional.

I'm not saying Orangism in its entirety is hateful, but Separatist-Orangism is. That's why we call it "Separatist-Organism" and not just "Orangism". It's specifically referring to the hateful sect of Orangism. It's just like how one would say "German Neonazis" to refer to a group of hateful Neonazis in Germany, and not just "Germans", because there are way more ideological groups in Germany than just Neonazis (and the vast majority of Germans, or people in any country, are not Neonazis, obviously.) But my point is that a "German Neonazi" who isn't anti-semite isn't following the rules of his belief system, and therefore is not a German Neonazi, just a German (granted, maybe a German with other specific political beliefs, but that's not the point). There is no non-hateful subsect of German Neonazis because German Neonazis are already defined as the hateful subsect of Germans, due to their subsect's obviously hateful belief system. Just like how Separatist-Orangism is defined as the hateful subsect of Orangism.