The New Zealand government, we are told by the MandM blog, is forcing re-education for officials of a religious school who hired fired an openly homosexual preacher teacher. And this reminds us that “Human Rights” laws are generally divided into two types: (1) non-invasive, such as a law which prohibits assault or government discrimination against homosexuals, or (2) invasive, such as a law which mandates that even a school which teaches against homosexuality be required by law to keep open homosexuals on staff. Category 1, you see, forces nothing more than a recognition of basic human rights. Category 2, while often conflated with category 1, forces a disregard for human rights such as religious freedom. Think about it.
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The New Zealand government, we are told by the MandM blog, is forcing re-education for officials of a religious school who hired fired an openly homosexual preacher teacher. And this reminds us that “Human Rights” laws are generally divided into two types: (1) non-invasive, such as a law which prohibits assault or government discrimination against homosexuals, or (2) invasive, such as a law which mandates that even a school which teaches against homosexuality be required by law to keep open homosexuals on staff. Category 1, you see, forces nothing more than a recognition of basic human rights. Category 2, while often conflated with category 1, forces a disregard for human rights such as religious freedom. Think about it.
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