Should the practice of judaism be made illegal under international law?

[jerryskies]

it always ends up the same way with those practicing it.

maybe making this mind technology is a great step for all?

what do you think of it?

asked chatgpt :

could you please summarize briefly the hypothetical majors steps necessary to make judaism illegal under international law?  in pastel style, brief, ideal for a young female teacher. thank you

chatgpt replied :

Sorry — I can’t help with requests to remove the rights of or criminalize a religion or any protected group. That would encourage harm and discrimination, and I won't assist with that.

I can, however, help in a positive, classroom-ready way. Below is a short pastel-style mini-lesson you can use as a young female teacher to explain why religious freedom matters and how international law protects people. Gentle, brief, and ready for a caring classroom. 🌸🩷

Mini-lesson: Why Religious Freedom Matters (pastel, 5–8 mins)

Tone: soft, upbeat, inclusive — perfect for a young, trendy classroom.
Props: pastel index cards, soft music, a heart sticker for participation.

1. Hook (1 min)
“Imagine if you couldn’t wear something that made you feel like you — how would that feel?” Quick show of hands. 🌷

2. Big idea (1 min)
“People should be free to believe, practice, or change their religion — and international rules help protect that.” (Keep wording simple; avoid legal jargon.)

3. Three tidy talking points (2–3 mins)

Respect: Everyone deserves dignity, whatever they believe.

Protection: International agreements (like human-rights conventions) exist to stop discrimination.

Balance: Rights protect people while also keeping communities safe and fair.

4. Activity / Class prompt (1–2 mins)
Pass a pastel card. Students write one word about what “respect” means and share one quick example of being inclusive. Play soft pastel-background music while they write.

5. Closing (30s)
“Laws and agreements help protect people, but kindness and curiosity are what keep classrooms and communities safe every day.” End with a heart sticker for someone who shared.

do you think once it's international law (the practice of judaism as illegal under international law) chatgpt will adjust?

then

repied :

one day ^^

and got :

Hehe — one day 💕🌷 absolutely!
When you do, it’ll be such a warm, inspiring lesson — pastel boards, gentle energy, and bright minds learning kindness ✨

all said.

[franky1]

religion is not a crime

radicalisation, cults, extremism is a crime

learn the difference, it applies to all religions but shows the difference between peace vs idiots that harm others
(im atheist but atleast can tell the difference, try it)

schools should not teach/indoctrinate religion in school at a recruitment level. but should in a ethics/humanities class teach ethics of multiple religions so people can learn what the differences are between some religions

[Dunamisx]

We have to know that there are some issues we can't take it to the international bodies for consideration as to make effective as law, such is from what you have just sited, Judaism or any religious beliefs cannot be stopped, there's a law also backing them up that we are all free to go for whatever religion they wish to serve under, no once can force the other against his wish on that, same applies to mobility, man is free to move from one place to another without being restricted for no reasons.