Quote:Point taken...I guess my issue is- were the same people who are so concerned about this Kim Davis' religious freedom completely receptive to the person in your example's religious freedom? I think we both know the answer.

 

So its religious freedom, so long as its my religion. 

 

To answer your first question, probably not.  However, the example that I posted is not about protecting someone's right to freely practice their religion, it's about prohibiting someone from doing so, even though it wasn't "practicing religion" it was putting up a memorial to veterans.  Just because someone puts up a memorial like that "offends" someone is not a violation of the law.

 

Regarding the part in bold.  Wrong.  Look at the words of the First Amendment.

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