I think this has to be viewed from the perspective of setting a precedent for Sharia law in muslim organizations. If they are allowed to declare their in-house beliefs and rules as not subject to constitutional review, it could be a bad thing.
Of course it is. This has been the fascist democrat method for fifty plus years and people still don't seem to get it. They do no willingly fight all the way to the Supreme Court unless they know that wether decided in their favor or not they will end up with a precident that further leagalizes a portion of civil interaction that has always been resolved by individuals based on personal preference and/or social traditions that the government has no control over.
In this case, if the court rules against them, look forward to decades of cases where Moozlims argue that the law has no say so over them, first with something like not having to allow non-Moozlim police answer a 911 call to a mosque, followed by trivia like Moozlims having the right to go to their mosque for the resolution of their legal problems and the right to ignore laws that conflict with their beliefs. They'll even try the drivers license route again saying that women who are forced to show their face for a license are being illegally kept from holding jobs that require them to drive a vehicle, etc., etc.
Never forget. To the fascist, any decision that opens the door to more court cases is more valuable than are most outright victories they go after. They have long been throwing their legal shoes into the economic machinery of this country and by doing so have crippled critical industries and made it a much more of a gamble for individuals to start their own business for fear of ending up in court over trivial business decisions.
Or, maybe they're just honestly concerned that some form of discrimination still exists in the workplace, right?
JMHO
Regards
uh, usually if you are going to bring a lawsuit against your employer, you are required to prove you tried lower methods of resolving the problem.
If you don’t do that, often you lose the case.
And as my previous post points out, there are medical questions about her diagnosis and need to take off from work so often. Maybe that is why she’s trying to make it an “EEOC” case rather than a Disabilities act case, which she might lose.
So who is funding this lady’s jihad against the church?