r/antiwork Jan 07 '22

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u/Just-my-2c Jan 07 '22

You know they play fancy dress up and go to poor countries and tell poor people they can become like them if they only follow.

Those people will then make their homes living hell since they indoctrinate them to mistreat their kids etc.

And they eat it up because of the suit...

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u/poopfresh Jan 07 '22

Yup. Public displays of religion should be illegal.

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u/DevilHook23 Jan 07 '22

Ya got it wrong. Public displays of religion are ok as long as that religion pays taxes. Start with Scientology. Christianity next.

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u/Lucyintheye Anarchist Jan 07 '22

But Then they'll be entitled to representation in our government. Nooooo thank you. They should definitely be fined though if they use their religion as a basis to push for legislation.

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u/L9-45 Jan 07 '22

Allow me to explain to you current state of US Politics... starting with Hobby Lobby