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CleverName -> RE: Persecution in America? (5/29/2007 7:52:42 PM)
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I'm still waiting for a case in America where someone is denied housing, employment or has been imprisoned or prevented from attending worship services where the courts have not given redress. Redress is not at issue. Persecution is persecution regardless of legal action. In fact, not all persecution is illegal, or at least in some cases it should not be. If a child is told by teachers that he should not read the Bible during his lunch break at a public school, that would be persecution, regardless of what the law said, or whether the teacher was dealt with. Or even if he is regularly teased by his classmates because of it, that would be persecution. Legal free speech, yes, but persecution nonetheless. Whining? Yes, Christians and conservatives do too much whining about some things. But persecution is persecution regardless of who whines about it.
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