That's what I've come to believe. It's obvious that he thinks that "religious freedom" means "the right to demand a) the right to completely define an entire religion for yourself and eject anyone who has different views than yours and b) the right never, ever to be mocked, criticized, or looked at funny". But even when a number of atheists online were insisting that I was targeted by the Catholic League for harassment and economic hardship-distribution because I'm an outspoken atheist, I was skeptical. Nah, a believer could have totally made the jokes I did and get abused, I thought. I have no idea of Melissa McEwan believes in some kind of god, and she got it, too.
