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“When I wrote they “have No right”, you misinterpreted that I meant no legal right, what I meant No moral right!”
not quite. See here:
I said “”The court interprets the law. That is their role.”
You replied: “Who says? If the law says “Religious accommodation” and they said not more than “de minimus”. Who says that what it means? I say no matter what!”
To which I have been replying several times. It doesnt matter what you say. The court’s role as defined by the constitution is to interpret the law. Of course some of their interpretation wont fit with yours or mine for that matter. In fact in most cases their are even supreme court justices, often as many as 4 who disagree with the court’s interpretation. That doesnt mean every time the court’s interpretation doesnt agree with yours its “just like in Germany”
You are also ignoring the part of the law i keep pointing out, and that you quoted earlier religious accommodation is not absolute. It is only employer’s job to “reasonably accommodate” You keep ignoring this point, much like when you were asked several times regardinghow many jobs you need listed that allow for Shabbos observance (ealier you said their was one)
Stranger still You also said:
“I happen not to have a problem with that interpretation,”
So the one example weve been talking about, about which not only are you unable to provide a reference to the case in question (being one of the secret supreme court cases that none of us can know about), at one point you indicated you dont even disagree with the court on that issue. So how exactly are they like Germany. If the court does what (you know acknowledge is ) their job and rules in a way that you dont feel they misinterpreted?