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Originally Posted by JockoHomo
The list is nearly endless but just to name a few obvious ones (to most people)...
Telling tax paying citizens who is allowed to marry each other. Marriage defined as in the Bible.
What a woman can do with her body anything from birth-control options to abortion options.
Long opposition to any sort of gay civil rights protection or equal protection under the law.
Running their business/cults and not paying taxes on income.
And finally everything - the Supreme court is made up of individuals and many of their decisions are made based solely on personal beliefs which are of course ultimately based on their religious beliefs.
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1. why would non-religious people want to get married in a church? I'm not too up on whether same-sex unions are legal in the USA outside of a church, which surely have the right to do what they see fit with regards to their own religious beliefs are, in their religious places.
2. Again, I'm not in the USA but there are actual laws stipulating no birth control options, nor abortion options?
3. opposition isn't law though, surely?
4. Yep can't fault you there, though would chuck in the tax laws also greatly benefit google, apple, etc so that's just most of us fucked in that regard, no matter whether religion is involved or not.
Last paragraph, yep, though that's really just tough shit, unfortunate as that is
