I would say that the Amish shouldn't be exempted from paying Social Security, for one thing. It's not more than X% of the time, Jeff's atheism comes across as looking like a goose, hissing like a goose, and chasing things like a goose and being told it's a duck. To be perfectly honest I don't believe he is an atheist as he invariably decides the religious faction in any dispute between the Church and the state must be in the right for whatever reason.
That being said, my view is that this is illegal because it violates the tenet that the USA is not a society where one religion imposes its view on others. Imagine if a corporation mandated all women wear burkas or that its employes to ascend the latter must offer the dripping hearts of young people to the Unconquerable Sun. Would *that* be covered by the religious aspect as Jeff finds everything to do with religion being so covered?
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Date: 29/11/12 04:08 (UTC)That being said, my view is that this is illegal because it violates the tenet that the USA is not a society where one religion imposes its view on others. Imagine if a corporation mandated all women wear burkas or that its employes to ascend the latter must offer the dripping hearts of young people to the Unconquerable Sun. Would *that* be covered by the religious aspect as Jeff finds everything to do with religion being so covered?