'Christian Persecution' Euro Court of Human Rights Ruling. Andrew Copson Interviewed (BBC News)

'Christian Persecution' Cases - European Court of Human Rights Ruling. Andrew Copson Interviewed (BBC News 15th Jan 2013)

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  • @hawkertruffelsnout
    @hawkertruffelsnout11 жыл бұрын

    I wonder if Gary McFarlane has any contentious objections about people who eat shellfish

  • @aikighost
    @aikighost11 жыл бұрын

    Is it just me or do all the Christians come across as self obsessed for the most part?

  • @benthejrporter
    @benthejrporter11 жыл бұрын

    Really? The thing is discrimination and the Right to Free Association are not illegal. They're carried out every hour of every day so much that we hardly notice. It's not illegal for an employer to select a black person or woman for a promotion because of her gender or because of their race (and so in inevitably turning down another employee because they are not of that colour or gender) In fact that is regarded as very admirable and "equal". Discrimination and the R to FA are only illegal...CTD

  • @TheWeepingDalek

    @TheWeepingDalek

    2 жыл бұрын

    Prove when that happens.

  • @MrShakespere
    @MrShakespere11 жыл бұрын

    The 2nd woman sounded foolish. She pretty much said it was a contest of who could express their religion the most for others to see, they sound like kids fighting over a toy.

  • @crabbit101
    @crabbit10111 жыл бұрын

    It ain't working. Is it just me?

  • @jamesrands
    @jamesrands11 жыл бұрын

    I think she may be a liar rather than stupid.

  • @Serpent0fEden
    @Serpent0fEden11 жыл бұрын

    I'll get a job and then refuse to go in because of some theological reason. If religious rights should trump employment rules etc then surely this should be fine.... *facepalm*

  • @benthejrporter
    @benthejrporter11 жыл бұрын

    CTD... Discrimination and the R to FA are only illegal if you're a white, straight male. As far as this case goes I wonder if the counselor and registrar had won, who would be the injured party? We live in a world in which a significant majority of people accept homosexuality as a harmless fact of life (including me, before you ask!) Sure there would be no problem accommodating those two individuals within the institution without hindering the institution performing its public duty.

  • @TheWeepingDalek

    @TheWeepingDalek

    2 жыл бұрын

    It's not discrimination. It's refusing to do the job you are paid to do. If you're job has a uniform then a cross is not paet of that uniform then wear the damn thing on your own time. People like you Always go on about discrimination against white men but never provide evidence of such things happening.

  • @ChaoticSupernova
    @ChaoticSupernova11 жыл бұрын

    Religious Persecution: Being subject to the same rules as everyone else.

  • @Miltz69
    @Miltz6911 жыл бұрын

    In the work place and in the public forum where you are performing a service I believe all people should be treated equally and religion should be kept out of it. We are all entitled to our beliefs but should not force these upon others. If your beliefs conflict with your job then simple fact is change career or keep your private practices as such. I believe in God but my belief is not based on any religion and is personal to me and takes place in my private life, I suggest they do the same

  • @wolverine005
    @wolverine00511 жыл бұрын

    I like how in the last video the Christian tried to equate this so called Christian discrimination to Black people being blocked from entering certain shops, when watching this video you see that is exactly what some of these Christians are doing to gays! Fucking hilarious.

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