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Atheists & Agnostics

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2. He didn't realize broadcasting his rabid homophobia could hurt his chances?

Fri Sep 15, 2017, 03:40 PM

Sep 2017

And the irony is delicious:

He claimed that the spat violated Section 21 of the Equal Status Act, insisting that he was discriminated against on the grounds of religion.

I rather enjoy watching religious bigots pretend they're being persecuted by others.

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Man called homosexuality evil on his CV, then sued for discrimination [View all] WillParkinson Sep 2017 OP

He should have been asked whether he wanted to be hired Warpy Sep 2017 #1

He didn't realize broadcasting his rabid homophobia could hurt his chances? beam me up scottie Sep 2017 #2

CV is curriculum vitae Iggo Sep 2017 #3

You learn... WillParkinson Sep 2017 #4

thank you much for telling us rurallib Sep 2017 #5

Helluva strategy there, Skippy A HERETIC I AM Sep 2017 #6