The ‘religion as an excuse’ bill aka ‘religious freedom’ bill “opens the door to a new challenge, a new legal challenge that says we allow people to claim religious freedom and put their values in front of the common good. We’ve already had a case in Atlanta are where a pastor used his religious freedom as defense for abusing children in his church. We didn’t have the law then and that pastor went to jail. we don’t want to give anyone like that pastor one more excuse. There’s no need for the law. We have a strong constitution.”

“I’m shocked that [Mike Griffin] dismisses the concerns of a bipartisan pair of district attorneys who were elected to protect the families in Georgia.”

By Alan Wood

Musings of an unabashed and unapologetic liberal deep in the heart of a Red State. Crusader against obscurantism. Optimistic curmudgeon, snark jockey, lovably opinionated purveyor of wisdom and truth. Multi-lingual world traveler and part-time irreverent philosopher who dabbles in writing, political analysis, and social commentary. Attempting to provide some sanity and clarity to complex issues with a dash of sardonic wit and humor. Thanks for visiting!

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