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JackInGreen

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1. So, by the lights of the complaintent

Reply to rug (Original post)

Fri Mar 25, 2016, 08:30 AM

Mar 2016

We should be able to ignore the laws that we consider associated no matter how distant to our religious freedom?

Does this mean I can start to eat them? I mean, Celtic heritage, Pagan, come ON, I should be able to eat em, right?

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Can Religious Groups Ignore All Laws They Don�t Like? [View all] rug Mar 2016 OP

So, by the lights of the complaintent JackInGreen Mar 2016 #1

Only on Samhain. rug Mar 2016 #2

No Lughnasa feast on trespassers? JackInGreen Mar 2016 #3

For one hour. rug Mar 2016 #4

Everybody knew that the Hobby Lobby case... Jerry442 Mar 2016 #5

It implies a semi-feudal right of ownership of the employee's health muriel_volestrangler Mar 2016 #6

It's more an enshrinement of capitalism than feudalism. rug Mar 2016 #8

No. ..........................nt 2naSalit Mar 2016 #7

they never dare go the full way MisterP Mar 2016 #9

There is a resemblance. rug Mar 2016 #10

Any individual or group may ignore any law they don't like. TygrBright Mar 2016 #11

If I have not said it before, let me now say, I enjoy your adverbs. rug Mar 2016 #12

Thank you kindly! n/t TygrBright Mar 2016 #13