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You shouldn't need a religious exemption to refuse to take a shot or bake a cake.

You shouldn't need to have the right justification to hire someone, fire someone, offer services to someone, or withhold the offer of services from someone.

You shouldn't have to have any reason to do anything you want to do with that which is yours, the fact that it is your body, your property, your business, or the organization that you own, is all the justification you need to do as you please with it.

That's what it should mean when you say that something is yours, that you have full control over what happens with it.

You shouldn't need a religious exemption to refuse to take a shot or bake a cake. You shouldn't need to have the right justification to hire someone, fire someone, offer services to someone, or withhold the offer of services from someone. You shouldn't have to have any reason to do anything you want to do with that which is yours, the fact that it is your body, your property, your business, or the organization that you own, is all the justification you need to do as you please with it. That's what it should mean when you say that something is yours, that you have full control over what happens with it.

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[–] • 2 pts

This is exactly what I've been tireless trying to tell people. This is quite possibly the easiest concept to interpret. Why is this even remotely a struggle to get through to people?!

I always have to resort to telling them to let me rape them or some extreme shit for them to begin slowly nodding.

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If they consent to you raping them, its not rape, by definition.

Unless they are unqualified to give meaningful consent, at which point the rape is statutory, but not forcible.

But I'm assuming you are talking about able minded adults on an equal level of power here.