The proposal to restrict our religious expression has been officially abandoned. I am deeply grateful to the three hundred seventy-one people who affirmed that personal choice remains fundamental. We must remain vigilant to ensure that our right to live according to our beliefs is never again placed under threat.
March 3, 2010
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January 26, 2010
Reaching this threshold of two hundred and fifty signatures confirms that many others value the importance of personal autonomy. It is heartening to see this level of interest in protecting the right to observe one's own faith without interference.
Reached 250 supporters
January 25, 2010
Reached 100 supporters
January 18, 2010
January 16, 2010
The number of people standing against this restrictive proposal is growing steadily as we move toward our first major milestone of one hundred signatures. This momentum reflects a shared commitment to protecting our fundamental right to personal choice. Please consider sending this link to someone who values religious freedom so we can maintain this forward motion.
6 Comments
Ridiculous to think they can just ban what we choose to wear. Focus on real problems instead of bothering us.
STOP THE ISLAMOPHOBIA. Everyone should have the right to dress how they want in a free country.
Not a fan of the clothing myself but banning it is a huge mistake. Where does the government draw the line next?
Freedom of religion is a basic right in this country. Let people live how they want to live.
My choice, my faith, my life. Leave us alone.
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The proposal to restrict our religious expression has been officially abandoned. I am deeply grateful to the three hundred seventy-one people who affirmed that personal choice remains fundamental. We must remain vigilant to ensure that our right to live according to our beliefs is never again placed under threat.
March 3, 2010
Final supporters
Updates
January 26, 2010
Reaching this threshold of two hundred and fifty signatures confirms that many others value the importance of personal autonomy. It is heartening to see this level of interest in protecting the right to observe one's own faith without interference.
Reached 250 supporters
January 25, 2010
Reached 100 supporters
January 18, 2010
January 16, 2010
The number of people standing against this restrictive proposal is growing steadily as we move toward our first major milestone of one hundred signatures. This momentum reflects a shared commitment to protecting our fundamental right to personal choice. Please consider sending this link to someone who values religious freedom so we can maintain this forward motion.
6 Comments
Keep your laws out of our wardrobes. It is my choice and no government has the right to tell me what to put on my own head.
Ridiculous to think they can just ban what we choose to wear. Focus on real problems instead of bothering us.
STOP THE ISLAMOPHOBIA. Everyone should have the right to dress how they want in a free country.
Not a fan of the clothing myself but banning it is a huge mistake. Where does the government draw the line next?
Freedom of religion is a basic right in this country. Let people live how they want to live.
My choice, my faith, my life. Leave us alone.
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Keep your laws out of our wardrobes. It is my choice and no government has the right to tell me what to put on my own head.