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Related: About this forumI've been going to the same church for years. However I'm not a member and I can't vote at the AGM
The membership process requires me to go through a membership course and interview which is more commitment than I have.
I feel disenfranchised.
Who can I sue to change the rules?
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I've been going to the same church for years. However I'm not a member and I can't vote at the AGM (Original Post)
hill2016
Apr 2016
OP
gee the democratic party has even fewer membership requirements than your church lol.
msongs
Apr 2016
#1
Political parties are not any more a part of the government than the OP's church
tritsofme
Apr 2016
#5
msongs
(73,239 posts)1. gee the democratic party has even fewer membership requirements than your church lol.
ibegurpard
(17,077 posts)2. I really couldn't give a shit about your church issues
senz
(11,945 posts)3. Church is not government; it doesn't have legal power to control our lives.
Church is a club that permits individuals to achieve power and position without the consent of the entire membership.
Democracy requires consent of the majority.
tritsofme
(19,845 posts)5. Political parties are not any more a part of the government than the OP's church
Good rant tho...
senz
(11,945 posts)4. Did you sleep through your civics class?
