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US Politics 19w
“Religious freedom” but only for Christians is the current Supreme Court policy.
3 upvotes, 1 comment. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in US Politics. "“Religious freedom” but only for Christians is the current Supreme Court policy."
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Anonymous 19w

To make it clear the Supreme Court just ruled that if prison guards violate your religious freedom you aren’t allowed to sue them over it. The prisoner in question showed the guards paperwork specifically showing that cutting his hair would be illegal. The guards threw it in the trash, handcuffed him to a chair, and forcibly shaved him.

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