• @[email protected]
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    201 year ago

    WAIT! NOT LIKE THAT THOUGH! IT WAS ONLY SUPPOSED TO KEEP THE GAYS OUT!

    /s

    But that’s one way to do it. No churches, no religious people, no trump supporters, no republicans allowed at all. Give them a taste of their own medicine.

      • @[email protected]
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        41 year ago

        we need a religion that will make it so that you can’t believe in Christianity, republicans, trump supporters, etc… so that way we can claim it espouses our religious beliefs, just like that chucklefuck web designer said. This way we can be protected under this new ruling.

        • @[email protected]
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          91 year ago

          My brand of humanism forbids me from interacting with liars and proponents of bad faith. aka: don’t feed the trolls. Christians citing the bible in bad faith; right wing nut-jobs citing the constitution in bad faith; SCOTUS citing religious persecution or reverse racism in bad faith…

        • The Pantser
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          31 year ago

          We do, its atheism. “I don’t believe in your belief, so gtfo”

          • @[email protected]
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            21 year ago

            Is Atheism considered an organized religion though? Sincerely asking because someone mention that yesterday and it got me thinking, would Atheism actually be protected under religious freedom laws?

            • @[email protected]
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              101 year ago

              That’s kind of what the Satanic Temple is for. It’s an atheist organization but fulfills the “requirements” of a religion so that it can be protected under the first amendment

    • Zyansheep
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      31 year ago

      People can do that now, but only for occupations that qualify as “speech”. Owners of “public businesses” (i.e. places that you can walk in to) still aren’t allowed to forbid entry to people arbitrarily.