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We specifically say we have "freedom of religion" in the U.S., and unfortunately a lot of people take that to mean "the freedom to impose my religion on others"
by TranquilMarmot 11y ago
We specifically say we have "freedom of religion" in the U.S., and unfortunately a lot of people take that to mean "the freedom to impose my religion on others".
It varies greatly from state to state; everywhere I grew up and went to school, there were a lot less religious conservatives so it wasn't an issue for me. But sometimes visiting other states, it can be a bit of a shock to see the amount of religious bumper stickers, house decorations, clothing, etc.
- pc86 11y agoI had no idea that religious clothing and bumper stickers constituted imposing one's religion on others.
- TranquilMarmot 11y agoBy imposing I was more talking about the article itself- I don't mind the t-shirts or bumper stickers, they're just visible evidence that some parts of the country are different than others.