The law gives me the right to deny the right given to them by law.
In the wake of the marriage equality ruling, a number of cases are popping up where Christians are insisting they can continue denying this right. For example, the Attorney General of Texas is stating that licenses can be denied if the state worker disagrees with gay marriage. First off, this is bullshit. You are an employee of the state and you shall give access to state benefits/rights equally. Second, the freedom you claim to be exercising is coming from the exact same set of laws. Therefore, your stance is not more justified. Third, the religious freedom you are using the justify your dissent has no place in official business, because that same law said so.
That is all. There's nothing more to say here.
In the wake of the marriage equality ruling, a number of cases are popping up where Christians are insisting they can continue denying this right. For example, the Attorney General of Texas is stating that licenses can be denied if the state worker disagrees with gay marriage. First off, this is bullshit. You are an employee of the state and you shall give access to state benefits/rights equally. Second, the freedom you claim to be exercising is coming from the exact same set of laws. Therefore, your stance is not more justified. Third, the religious freedom you are using the justify your dissent has no place in official business, because that same law said so.
That is all. There's nothing more to say here.
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