Maybe it's just a coincidence

[Saviolo]

But I don't think so:

The same people that want "religious freedom" to refuse service to LGBT, also want to refuse black/Jewish/atheist

Link to tweet

[msongs]

1. and would melt into tears if THEY were refused anything on moral/religious grounds nt

[JHan]

2. Yes funny isn't it,in their world ideas have rights, not people.

[MedusaX]

3. Basically, this poll indicates that those who advocate for the right to discriminate in the name of

"Religious Freedom" believe that their Religious Beliefs are somehow violated by
• the fact that a person is black....
or
• the fact that a person does not share their same set of beliefs/ religion ....
Or
• the fact that a person simply does not meet with their approval...

Religious Freedom seems to be more like
the establishment of a State Religion
in order to to facilitate oppression,
discrimination,
and the implementation of a caste system....

[pat_k]

4. For Gorsuch, "religious freedom" means "freedom to violate other people's civil rights."

I have no doubt that the next justice they install will be happy to support efforts to make Gorsuch-style "religious freedom" the law of the land.