How would you feel if someone judged you based solely on your religious beliefs or lack thereof?

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@9HB9XV8answered…1yr1Y

I would feel quite offended and am against religious discrimination, however in some circumstances such as a history of extremism or extremely closeted views, I would support government intervention.

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@9HBBQG3Greenanswered…1yr1Y

I would feel very offneded, and encourage greater government intervention

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@9HBDNZJanswered…1yr1Y

i would feel bad because i can belive what ever i want but some is judging me

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@9HBBQG3Greenanswered…1yr1Y

I would feel extremely offended and would request intervention.

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