boob oppression

[rone]

Some woman was sentenced to three months of house arrest after she was spotted "nursing her baby daughter on an Ohio highway while driving at 65mph. She said she did not stop because she was talking on the phone to her husband and taking notes on the steering wheel." Note that she feels that the police trampled her religious freedom because she hadn't "done anything wrong." Of course, the cops could've played along and arrested her husband for contributing to the delinquency of a minor or something.

I wonder why we haven't gotten more dangerous behavior justified behind the shield of religious freedom; hell, why don't these greedhead asshole executives who embezzle their way to fame and fortune just claim to be Objectivists and rebuff any attempt of prosecution as a trampling of their beliefs?

Perhaps i need to found the First Scorched Earth Fellowship for Eternal Sovereignty, where whoever holds the lead pipe is head of the family and metes out punishment to anyone who doesn't hold one.

Comments

[kodi]

I figured it went without saying there was no reason Michigan law would apply; I was just pointing out that her statement of Michigan law was also somewhat inadequate.