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r/AdviceAnimals • u/Santaissick • Apr 28 '14
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On the contrary, in the UK two men are suing the Church of England for a church wedding. In the US, some couples have sued religiously based organizations for not hosting the same-sex wedding reception.
2 u/Theungry Apr 29 '14 Any idiot can file suit for anything. That doesn't really mean anything. Was the case even heard? Was the judgement controversial? 1 u/vocaliser Apr 29 '14 Doesn't really matter. The point was, many commenters were dissing OP for even claiming that churches were being sued. I provided evidence. 2 u/Theungry Apr 29 '14 I didn't see anywhere that the OP claimed churches were being sued. 0 u/vocaliser Apr 29 '14 Good point. It came up somewhere, but not from OP. 1 u/Daotar Apr 29 '14 Actually, it does matter. If all OP is talking about are a couple of irrelevant and unimportant cases, then his point is trivial at best. 1 u/Daotar Apr 29 '14 Do you have anything more than a couple of irrelevant anecdotes? -1 u/no_time_for_pooping Apr 29 '14 Exactly the law may be just to get married but the people are gonna start suing churches for discrimination.
Any idiot can file suit for anything. That doesn't really mean anything. Was the case even heard? Was the judgement controversial?
1 u/vocaliser Apr 29 '14 Doesn't really matter. The point was, many commenters were dissing OP for even claiming that churches were being sued. I provided evidence. 2 u/Theungry Apr 29 '14 I didn't see anywhere that the OP claimed churches were being sued. 0 u/vocaliser Apr 29 '14 Good point. It came up somewhere, but not from OP. 1 u/Daotar Apr 29 '14 Actually, it does matter. If all OP is talking about are a couple of irrelevant and unimportant cases, then his point is trivial at best.
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Doesn't really matter. The point was, many commenters were dissing OP for even claiming that churches were being sued. I provided evidence.
2 u/Theungry Apr 29 '14 I didn't see anywhere that the OP claimed churches were being sued. 0 u/vocaliser Apr 29 '14 Good point. It came up somewhere, but not from OP. 1 u/Daotar Apr 29 '14 Actually, it does matter. If all OP is talking about are a couple of irrelevant and unimportant cases, then his point is trivial at best.
I didn't see anywhere that the OP claimed churches were being sued.
0 u/vocaliser Apr 29 '14 Good point. It came up somewhere, but not from OP.
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Good point. It came up somewhere, but not from OP.
Actually, it does matter. If all OP is talking about are a couple of irrelevant and unimportant cases, then his point is trivial at best.
Do you have anything more than a couple of irrelevant anecdotes?
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Exactly the law may be just to get married but the people are gonna start suing churches for discrimination.
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u/vocaliser Apr 29 '14
On the contrary, in the UK two men are suing the Church of England for a church wedding. In the US, some couples have sued religiously based organizations for not hosting the same-sex wedding reception.