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> I don't consider Hammond's sign to be legitimate religious speech. Agree with it or not, his sign contained a message that is part of the religious doctrine
by AmericanChopper 7y ago
> I don't consider Hammond's sign to be legitimate religious speech.
Agree with it or not, his sign contained a message that is part of the religious doctrine of well over half the worlds population. This comment just reinforces the fact that for for all of us who don’t live in a country with such draconian speech laws, we are lucky we don’t have to check with you first to find out whether our ideas are correct before we express them.
- kelnos 7y ago> Agree with it or not, his sign contained a message that is part of the religious doctrine of well over half the worlds population. So just because half the world believes something hateful, that should make it ok? Regardless, "Stop Homosexuality, Stop Lesbianism" is not actually a part of the religious doctrine of all of Christianity. Many denominations have come out as pro-LGBT. > we are lucky we don’t have to check with you first to find out whether our ideas are correct before we express them That's just unnecessary and disingenuous.