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I am wondering the best way to deal with this. in my opinion the preacher was overly agressive & out of line. However, I have been in his position before (at pro-life events) & I pushed the limits of graciousness to asert my *rights*. So I can understand how a young guy with more zeal than wisdom acts.
Also the manager does have a thing about christianity. I have known him for years, and he can be gruff.
So how to deal with this? Reporters are calling, and this will be a big local debate for several days.
Hate crimes don't apply when done to Christians. Only if you're a minority or homosexual.
This guy committed blasphemy and assault to enforce his apparently self-legislated will upon a christian preaching the gospel If it were a muslim and he had insulted muhummed, there would literally be heads rolling. And a huge liberal uproar.
This guy committed blasphemy and assault to enforce his apparently self-legislated will upon a christian preaching the gospel If it were a muslim and he had insulted muhummed, there would literally be heads rolling. And a huge liberal uproar.
Well, I guess I wasn't exactly silent about it, but turning the other cheek is a commendable thing.Brad;
This guy committed blasphemy and assault to enforce his apparently self-legislated will upon a christian preaching the gospel If it were a muslim and he had insulted muhummed, there would literally be heads rolling. And a huge liberal uproar.
Yet, Christian's remain silent on such issues 'turning the other cheek'
While I realize religion is what is hypothetically protected by hate crime legislation, that is not how it translates in reality. In reality, all religions are tolerated and protected except Christianity. I wouldn't be too suprised if he manager was given some sort of medal by the ACLU.