Hmmmmm
Then why are Democrats allowed not only to SPEAK but to IMPOSE THEIR BELIEFS on others through laws and federal govt, even mandates!
By this statement that only political speech is protected,
Democrats who believe in govt health care should have the right
to EXPRESS their beliefs, but not EXERCISE THEM through govt as a BELIEF.
Why the double standard, Jake?
Political belief is not protected, only political speech.
If Democrats have a particular "denomination" on the prochoice principles,
Where it only applies to free choice of abortion
but not regarding health care in general, and others apply the same concept
to say that health care should remain a free choice not penalized by govt.
Why is one side allowed to IMPOSE their beliefs through federal laws,
mandates and fines, but the other is penalized by law?
If only "political speech but not beliefs" are protected,
then why is one side able to push their agenda through government?
Why aren't both sides equally free to EXPRESS their beliefs
and keep the REST OUT OF GOVT since neither side should be protected
much less endorsed by government?
I also see there is "competition to establish a monopoly" on who decides
who is a hypocrite or not, when to me it seems pretty equal:
After Luddly I noticed it is
NOT OKAY for Hobby Lobby or Christians to have "hypocrisy"
or "double standards" in their arguments
but IT IS OKAY for Democrats to contradict their own "prochoice" principles
and not be denounced as political fraud!
Is our democratic process nothing more than a HUGE GAME of bullying
and anything goes, depending who can crush or outyell or outspend the other in the media?
Really, Jake?
No political beliefs are protected, but if you can bully down the other
you can force your way through govt as long as you can manipulate majority rule?
You can use courts, political parties, media campaigns to push agenda
against discriminating against gays and against prochoice feminists,
"because THOSE MINORITIES are protected by the Fourteenth Amendment
against discrimination."
But if people argue against discriminating against Christians or prochoice beliefs
in free market health care (which doesn't pose immediate dangers and risk as abortion
which IS defended religiously from regulation or penalty) then THOSE people ARE NOT counted as a group protected by the Fourteenth Amendment.
I get it already, Jake!
One party has the RIGHT (not an "optional belief protected under law,"
but it is just the truth) to dictate who is an excluded minority and who isn't.
They YELL when anyone of opposing beliefs does that,
but they do it themselves!
This PARTY PLATFORM does not count as an "Optional belief or a choice,"
but it IS THE LAW that people haven't recognized yet but need to.
Not the Constitution. Not natural laws that apply to all people.
Only the Democrats and the liberals who are progay antichristian, prochoice for abortion but antichoice for health care
are protected because THEY have determined who counts as an excluded minority.
Those are not beliefs, that is the law and everyone else is wrong.
FORGET and STOP the Christians if they dare impose their beliefs as the law or only right way, but the Democrat Party is allowed to do this because that isn't a belief system it's "just the truth".
I get it, Jake, that is what is going on;
But I do NOT agree, and I DO believe those are beliefs, and they
do not make sense to me how one can be imposed while the other attacked.
As you said yourself, if these are not protected by law
then why is one side allowed to push more than political speech but actual agenda?
Fine, Jake.
if you agree this is fair,
Why don't we just LEGISLATE that into law and be honest?
Go ahead and vote on an amendment to "establish a national religion"
so it is clear what the laws are.
If only "one political agenda" is allowed, even though technically
NO POLITICAL BELIEFS are supposed to be protected by law only SPEECH,
let's just spell out that exception so everyone knows what the rules are!
Let the Democrat Party establish their platform as the law of the land,
force all taxpayers to pay tithes to these programs.
Because it isn't officially a religion, church or belief system, so it is not unlawful to force people to pay into it. As long as Democrats can claim they are discriminated against if they don't have their way, then they have to be right. Their way is law and nobody else counts.