Which Bathroom Does This Person Have To Use?

Pax Mongolica said:
Conforming to norms isn't always easy. That is part of the burden of living in a society.
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Your creepy

Society doesn’t like creepy judgemental people


You should shut up




Do you see what I did there?



Used your own creepy logic to put new rules on you
 
Pax Mongolica said:
Being judgmental is something all sides engage in. The left often does this towards many religious people, for example. Very few people are consistently "live and let live". We each decide what things we will judge others on and what behaviors should be restricted.
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Her beard isn’t like a religion fool


Religion is a choice


You chose your lot


She didn’t
 
evince said:
What the fuck are you talking about?



Being nude in public is against the law


Having a beard is not


She is who she is


And you think she’s not pretty enough to be allowed to grow hair in a place you are not used to?


Dude


Your creepy
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And again, you aren't examining why laws against nudity exist. If you actually did take the time to understand this, you would see the analogy I'm making.
 
I dont have to like your religion


And this nation allows me to not like someone’s religion


It’s why the founders wanted religion a million miles away from law making
 
evince said:
Your creepy

Society doesn’t like creepy judgemental people


You should shut up




Do you see what I did there?



Used your own creepy logic to put new rules on you
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Society does reward judgmental people. It's only a matter of which judgmental people are rewarded. Your opinions seem to be more aligned with wokeness, so your judgments are probably considered acceptable in this society.

Your judgments might get you in trouble in an Islamist society, however.
 
There are laws against nudity for good reasons


There are no laws against beards for good reasons


It’s none of your damn business if she has a beard
 
evince said:
I dont have to like your religion


And this nation allows me to not like someone’s religion


It’s why the founders wanted religion a million miles away from law making
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That would depend on the Founder. They tended to invoke religion in rhetoric when it was convenient, while declaring state and religion separate under certain conditions as well.

Also, the concept of protected classes generally pits religion against certain other groups -- like the infamous Christian bakery and gay marriage conflict. So, again, the state will pick sides regarding religion.
 
Pax Mongolica said:
I think Greenwood was a casualty of its time and is a reminder that American society is far more tolerant today than it used to be.
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This is merely one event


There were many others proving without a doubt our system is fraught with racism


CRT merely studies this and it’s effects

It’s taught to law students


Why s you lie about what it is?


Likely because your an idiot racist


Only racists lie about what it is
 
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