Last week, the ACTU and the AIG argued the religious discrimination bill would make life harder for businesses. If they’re right, then libertarians have a good reason for opposing the bill. Here are three others. The bill would entrench legal inequality. It would weaken religious freedom. And it would weaken freedom of association.
The religious discrimination bill would make most forms of religious discrimination unlawful.
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