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This concept muddies the waters, and as a society we should be keen to identify concepts that do just that. It’s simple enough to draw the line at registered o
by andrewmcwatters 2y ago
This concept muddies the waters, and as a society we should be keen to identify concepts that do just that.
It’s simple enough to draw the line at registered organizations. These entities after all are afforded distinct legal privileges.
- twoodfin 2y agoRegistered organizations like the New York Times Company?
- dhd415 2y agoOrganizations such as the ACLU and the American Red Cross are registered organizations and I doubt you'd advocate for restricting or redefining their civil rights. Perhaps you'd draw the line at for-profit organizations, but that doesn't make it better. Should Ben & Jerry's or Patagonia or other corporations with notable positions on social issues not enjoy the protection of civil rights from those who oppose them? The bottom line is that any restriction or redefinition of civil rights is fraught with negative unintended consequences. It should be an option chosen with extreme care.
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