On Monday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit recognized that selective enforcement of the school’s policy is discrimination that violates the First Amendment, stating, “administrators at the University of Iowa discriminated against religious student groups. To satisfy the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment, a law or policy must be both neutral and generally applicable,” the court wrote. “A policy is not generally applicable if it is under-inclusive — if exemptions are made for secular but not religious reasons.”
Christian-haters' aggressiveness is out of control.....and keeps escalating to dangerous levels.
These arrogant people seem to "get off" on bullying, and relegating those of us not a member of “Club Lib” to powerlessness.
REALTY CHECK The U.S. Dept of Education, and many mental health professionals, define bullying as repeated aggression,
over time, involving using an imbalance of power, and calculated acts to exclude people (cancel culture).
The bully repeatedly uses status to exert power and to hurt bullying targets....includes use of harassment, rumor mongering, threatening anyone who supports their targets....and other forms of intimidation.
While state laws have little consistency in their definition of bullying, we would do well to change laws
to make Christian-hating bullying......and other manifestations like cancel culture .......a punishable crime.
SSSSSSic ‘em, Lord !
This is the most important part:
“ A federal appeals court has ruled that university officials who kicked BLinC off campus because of its faith can be held PERSONALLY accountable for the harm they caused...”
The first step in stopping this kind of action. If the university pays, the employees don’t care, but if the employees responsible for these decisions are required to pay, that might slow this trend down.