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There Should Not Be “Religious Exemptions” To Laws
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this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2023
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Isn't it depressing how many things that sound like reasonable accommodations for different people are either twisted into something negative or were designed that way from the start?
Exemptions to do things in private settings that don't impact others is one thing, but using religious exemptions to allow discrimination is completely wrong. Honestly, if the exemptions negatively impacts someone else for any reason it should not be am exemption.
It’s insane. It’s like the idea behind communism a everybody works towards a greater whole where nobody is supposed to be fundamentally better or more powerful than the rest of their brethren in the commune. Then we see every example of communism in the world and go “Oh… Well that’s fucked up”