Because there’s no ‘religious rights’ to hide behind, the protesters would be recognized as hateful immediately. This is no different. This is unabashed hate of a minority group. Religiously sanctioned or not—that is irrelevant.
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This is one (of many) reasons why laws need to be more clear that religious rights can never supersede human rights Hate is hate-even if it’s divinely ordained If there were parents protesting the inclusivity of Muslims, this would be considered a hate crime in a heartbeat.https://twitter.com/_HelenDale/status/1112066475114852353 …
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It’s why we react correctly when white supremacists walk the streets chanting hate for Jews, but do not react at all when Muslims do the same. One group’s bigotry gets protected under religious freedom and the other isn’t. Ridiculous.
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You have great clarity of thought. I hope it washes into others!
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exact, forcing ignorance onto innocent children in order to fill them with lies and delusions brainwash them into hating lgbt (cause ani muslim knows it's the onli reason those parents refused the courses) is not a right, it's deceit and downright abuse of those children
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thei could learn, be more open minded and more tolerant but thei want to trap their children into the same overall mindset that made the middle east so hard to live in, where basic individual freedoms arent respected, which will prevent them from assimilating into western culture
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