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I would posit that the special privilege has been given to the non-religious, in that they have been able to openly discriminate against religious people in vio
by TheCrownedFox 4y ago
I would posit that the special privilege has been given to the non-religious, in that they have been able to openly discriminate against religious people in violation of existing laws.
I would suggest looking into the EEOC regulations mentioned by someone else in this thread and Title VII of the 1964 civil rights act.
- oneoff786 4y agoBy posting that you have discriminated against my religious beliefs. So you’re just as bad as an offender. So it’s really a moot point.
- TheCrownedFox 4y agoIs it your position then that it's either your personal belief or a divine communication from your God that the government should be able to discriminate based on religious beliefs, against existing human rights legislation?
- oneoff786 4y agoI think this is not worth engaging in any further. I don’t respect your perspectives. I’ll leave it at that.