But neither does limiting freedom of religion or expression. Put kids in together, definitely. Don't start banning relig garb.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
we already do limit freedom of religion in this sense. You don't get to wear a niqab as a teacher. Or to court. Etc.
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Replying to @j_razor101 @HPluckrose
I se it it as more religion getting no special treatment. So as I say, it's one extreme or the other re schools.
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Replying to @j_razor101
But before we can say that religion shldn't get special treatment, shld see if there's any reason all shouldn't have it.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
agreed. And that's the argument I've tried to make. Perhaps not well. But I've tried ;-)
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Replying to @j_razor101
No, I see that. I'll always go for as much freedom of expression & belief as I can.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
sure. But if you agree I can't turn up to work in my motherfucker T shirt, that's no more authoritarian than no headwear.
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Replying to @j_razor101 @HPluckrose
unless you're inadvertently making an argument for exceptions for religion
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Replying to @j_razor101 @HPluckrose
(as know you're not, but hopefully you see my point)
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Replying to @j_razor101
I do. Its like when religious ppl tell me I'm a hypocrite coz I spend no time arguing for polygamous marriage & lots for SSM
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Even tho same principle at stake - consenting adults doing what they want. Thing is, way less demand for polygamous marriage.
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