Christian Lawyers in AZ Upset They Might Have to Practice the Law
Homophobic bigots are not amused. Matthew Staver, head of the Evangelical legal ministry “Liberty Counsel”, declares that denying Christians the right to discriminate against minorities might force them “to be excluded from their profession because of their religious beliefs.” Anti-discrimination is the law, sorry about that, we dig the equality up in this hizzy. Besides it’s not like you can impose your religon onto others by claiming an exemption to DOING YOUR JOB. When is the last time you saw an Imam demanding that he can be a bartender and not serve drinks? If you don’t like practicing law in that legally mandated non-discriminatory way - don’t be a lawyer. Better yet, go to law school and load up on college loans learning about all those liberal equal rights laws you hate so much. When you get out of college with your fancy law degree and can’t get licensed because you’re a bigot, you can get a job as a substitute school teacher. Our education system would collapse if we didn’t have gin-soaked lunatics in the classroom leering at jail-bait cheerleaders when their teacher takes the day off. |
January 2, 2009
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I want a job where I can claim a religious exemption to actually doing my job. I was thinking about becoming a christian gynecologist but I think Christian lawyer sounds much better.
Comment by KeinHimmel — January 2, 2009 @ 8:27 am