Thread:PoseidonHeir/@comment-32833634-20200121155506/@comment-32833634-20200121230708

As with the US Constitution in real life, the Surrealstitution allows freedom of expression up to the point when it is extreme enough to impact other people's rights. If a radical member of a religious group acts hateful to people who do not share their views, that is harassment. Separatist-Orangism's core structure is against another religious group, Mememanists, which automatically makes it hateful and therefore a violation of rights on the wiki.

Organizations targetting hateful groups are exceptions of this amendment, but in most cases, punishing hateful religious people, and people who harass other belief groups, is a responsibility of the staff and not of organizations. We don't need user organizations to deal with vandals, either, but that's another argument for another day.

The important thing is - and I cannot stress this enough - a user can express or practice their own belief '''so long as it does not impact anyone else's. '''The variable that separates pratice of religion and hatefulness/harassment is whether or not another user's rights are impacted.

So organizations targetting harmful groups like Separatist-Orangists, who's core belief structure is against other belief groups, won't be affected by this amendment, but organizations that target non-hateful groups like Unifist-Orangists will absolutely be illegitimized. That said, it is usually the responsibility of the staff to combat harassment, NOT user organizations.