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I'm pretty sure that would fall under freedom of religion rights, and it couldn't be banned. Especially as proselytizing is a well known and well established re
by simiones 2mo ago
I'm pretty sure that would fall under freedom of religion rights, and it couldn't be banned. Especially as proselytizing is a well known and well established religious practice.
- lifestyleguru 2mo agoDon't conduct your religious practices onto me please.
- simiones 2mo agoI'm personally atheistic, and thus have no religious practices whatsoever. However, just like it's legal to build churches, to ring church bells, to wear visible religious imagery, it's also legal and highly protected to talk to others, even strangers, about your religious beliefs (or lack thereof).
- amelius 2mo agoHow did it work out for the pastafarians?
- simiones 2mo agoNot sure if they tried to do this in the UK, which I believe has very different standards to the USA for what it means for something to be a legitimate religious practice. In the USA I believe they actually succeeded in obtaining various religious exemptions, such as wearing a collander on their head in driver's license photos.