Those proposing or supporting this bill are on the side of Caligula.
Those opposing it are on the side of the Early Church Fathers.
There’s really no room for ambiguity here, particularly in a country which Constitutionally protects the free exercise of religion.
Yet you dodged the question. That’s not intelligent, it’s slimy.
You needn’t bother responding at this point ... you’ve already given your answer.
“Those proposing or supporting this bill are on the side of Caligula.
Those opposing it are on the side of the Early Church Fathers.”
That’s your opinion and you’re entitled to it. However, when you put those presuppositions of yours into the form of a question, you just create a loaded question.