From: rrufiange@cfl.rr.com   
      
   "D E M I G O D"  wrote in message   
   news:qIgqb.312566$pl3.27558@pd7tw3no...   
   > WTF, let those superstitious cultists preach all they want, as long as   
   > they are paying for being allowed to do so, while covering own expenses   
   > on their own...   
      
   They don't need to interfere with the rights of others to walk around and   
   not hear them if they choose not to.  That's what they're trying to do, stop   
   people from having a right, clearly written down, not to have to listen to   
   religious dogma at social or public spaces.   
      
   > I think it should be OK, as long as they don't impose their cult's   
   > rituals in schools and public places, where they rob others of their   
   > time which wasn't planned to spend on listening crappy prayers.   
      
   Imposing their rituals on others is called "converting", and most   
   established religions do just that.  There are some religions who claim they   
   don't, but I've yet to find a religion outside of the far east that doesn't   
   recruit.   
      
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