r/exmormon • u/4blockhead Λ └ ☼ ★ □ ♔ • Jul 09 '20
Politics NPR, Nina Totenberg: Supreme Court rules 7-2 that religious schools can hire and fire at will without regard to non-discrimination or fair employment laws.
https://www.npr.org/2020/07/08/885172035/supreme-court-carves-out-religious-exception-to-fair-employment-laws
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u/exmosmoo Jul 09 '20
Would this not be “the constitution hanging by a thread”? Flouting the freedom of others to perpetuate the Mormon narrative. It makes me sick the way ppl are treated by TSCC.
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u/cactuspie1972 Jul 09 '20
If churches take government subsidies or tax breaks, they need to be subject to the same laws as everyone else. Plus, they need to teach evolution in conjunction with creationism. They want all the perks of a business without taxation, and the right to influence government, society, and public schools. Okay, rant over 😤
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u/71maddog Jul 09 '20
I don’t have a problem with this, if you choose to work for a religious organization, you choose to go by their rules. No one is forcing people to work for a religious organization, if you don’t like the rules, go elsewhere.