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17. So, since I don't believe

Mon Feb 24, 2020, 07:13 PM

Feb 2020

In your sky god, I have to work your holy days?
Your rights end where mine begin.

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Here's to future court victories: SCotUS refuses religious claim against Walgreens [View all] UTUSN Feb 2020 OP

If he doesn't want to work on Sundays, he can Ilsa Feb 2020 #1

because they're a business unblock Feb 2020 #4

well, now that i've read a bit more of the actual facts of the case, unblock Feb 2020 #21

At least you're judicious opining unlike those who scourge me !1 UTUSN Feb 2020 #22

Saturday shanti Feb 2020 #7

uh, no, actually, that's not correct at all. unblock Feb 2020 #8

So any person professing to be Christian should not have to work on a Sunday? Midnight Writer Feb 2020 #12

"if they (employer) had reason to believe"? So, it is up to the employer? Midnight Writer Feb 2020 #15

So, since I don't believe DiverDave Feb 2020 #17

what right of yours is being infringed? unblock Feb 2020 #20

So I'm a BIGOT? DiverDave Feb 2020 #24

Awesome! I'm on "ingnore"! Not sure what that is but sounds cool! unblock Feb 2020 #25

You're not addressing any constitutional question unblock Feb 2020 #29

Perfectly faithful to their practice of corporatocracy Raven123 Feb 2020 #10

Exactly! Caliman73 Feb 2020 #14