Hi AC,

It's good that you respect people as individuals with
rights. I assume that includes not only religious
people but everybody? Otherwise your arguments would
be very one-sided.

Australia has to decide what kind of community it wants
to be in terms of religious tolerance, freedom, and
genuine diversity.

Sports were developed to create friendly conflict between localities and were non-religious and included people of all religions. The emphasis on social ostracization of people of religion has diminished the universal nature of sport. This happened to Israel Folau, Manly Club and now Essendon, and in women's sport with the inclusion of transgender males. Accepting social norms is a Marxist agenda to destroy family and people of faith.

Foxy says, "To me that makes no sense when the club is welcoming and
inclusive and does not link abortion rates to the Holocaust
or consider LGBTQI people an abomination."

What nonsense! The Club excludes a person who attends a Church that mentioned the comparison. In fact, more children have lost their lives through surgical abortion [murder], than persons in the Holocaust. Yet very few are speaking out against this butchering of the innocent.

Hey Foxy,
Look the bottom line is this, 'human beings will never agree'.
There's 8 billion people on the planet, and I don't think you will find 2 people that completely agree with each other on every single topic.
That's the reality of the world we live in.

- And disagreement is actually the foundation of our democratic nations.

Gays / Christians, I've really got no dog in this fight.
- I'm not gay and I'm not religious.

But no-one can control what others think or do.
We need to at least accept the reality of the world we live in.

Gays don't control how Christians think and act,
And Christians don't control how gays think and act.
- But we all share the same planet.

Can we expect Australian sporting Christophobes to boycott the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar next month? Plenty of religious 'bigotry' for them to get their teeth into:

No alcohol; no homosexuality; no immodesty; no profanity; no loud music, and no dating. No exceptions.

Or is it just Christian values and teachings that bothers them.

We are a secular nation with a Constitution that
upholds the separation of church and state.

This doesn't mean that you can't join any radical
cult that you fancy and still be a foot club CEO
or member of parliament. But it does mean that where
your views are out of step with the views of the
club, organisation, or society you inhabit, that club
, organisation, or state can choose to either dispense
with your services or give you a choice.