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Both groups have rights, but Gay rights is more popular because its fashionable to protect them more and punish religious rights because they believe marriage is between one man and one woman. Liberal judges are siding with the group they helped get protections, plus it helps drive their agenda like abortion does
They are and have been if they are training to be a Social Worker. Don't you think its discrimination to drop a student from a College that offers Social Work training because they are Christians that believe marriage is between one man and one woman. If the college could do that, whats to keep an employer from not hiring someone that believes marriage is only between one man and one woman?
Of course being expelled from the college would be discrimination. But in the U.S., it doesn't really happen that often. College students say all sorts of stupid shit online regularly. There may be social repercussions - but that's the price of free speech. But students in the U.S. are not routinely expelled for sharing unpopular opinions online.
However, it's very possible that a person reviewing candidates for a social work position will not hire someone who shares such opinions, out of concern that the person will be incapable of providing the requisite level of social services for gay-parented families. This is a legal practice, so smart people will not share opinions online if it can compromise their future employment opportunities.
Sure - but you'll have to count on the potential employer on being willing to take such a gamble. And it's unlikely that the employer will bring up the subject during an interview, so most employers will simply pass on the candidate.
Smart move = Ensure that Google can't pair you up with your controversial opinions.