Comments by "looseycanon" (@looseycanon) on "Steve Lehto" channel.

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  14. How do you determine, how relegious someone is? Simple. You observe their activities. Take a truck driver. If he intends to visit a church as part of his relegious practices, then it is not in my right to prevent him from going there. But if he only prays at home, while chilling in his backyard, mowing lawn, then he can pray as he drives in his big rig, earning me and himself money. Given how bad certain other drivers are on the road, it might actually be recommendable practice to every driver. The person must actually practice his religion in sucha way, that it actually needs his participation outside of workplace. That being said, employees should have to chose, between work and their religious belives. Religion is not a disability, which limit's your ability to work NOT based on your choice, physical constitution or psychological firmness! Being religeous is not like being autistic. Being religeous is not like having Turrets syndrome. Being religeous is not like being wheelchair bound. These are ablebodied, ableminded people, who think, they deserve special treatment, based on particular flavour of idiocy they chose to observe and that deserves no special treatment. Hell, it's not even like having a child, which needs upbringing! It's sickening, that accomodating idiocy is given more space and more protection, than accomodating actually disadvantaged people. People, who actually need to be at home on certain days. If someone has to chose a different, less prosperous path in life to "accomodate" for something, that is beyond their controll or at least immediate controll, then the religious person needs give up their religious practices as well. Hell if a parrant has to chose, to leave their sick child at home and go to work, then that religious nutjob has no right to demand a Sunday off, cau'se he needs to religiously chill!
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