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thegreatwildebeest Donating Member (224 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Mar-22-05 04:18 PM
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77. Not really
Not really. And I am on the side of Judge Greer and others. People can associate whom they want, and if the local parish in this case determines that the actions of one of its own is in conflict with their moral perspectives, than they are within their right to ask them respectfully to leave. It's just the same with any group of shared ideology, that seeks to accomplish certain goal. If I'm in a pro-labor group and a member becomes a manager or other person of unilateral employer status, I would suggest they leave too. It's a matter of conflicting goals.
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