Indiana Gov. signs "religious freedom" bill into law

I actually had never had a mushroom-only pizza until recently, when my boss - a Richmond grad, if we're keeping score - ordered one for lunch for the department. I'd always been of the "if it wasn't cut off an animal, it's not going on my pizza" mindset, but once I had a slice, I wanted to put a baby in that pizza.

 

No, but they make Buscemi say awfully strange things about ... poop.

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You might also try to avoid the state dq lives in to further prove your open-mindedness regarding the "debate" we're having.

 

It's a crime against humanity.

 

Wait. You willingly ate (and enjoyed) a pizza with JUST mushrooms? You should be locked up. As should your boss, for including that terrible pizza in the lunch order. I hope he ordered something for the normal people there, too.

 

The NYT's Ross Douthat raised some interesting questions post-Indiana. Most of these you could see coming from a mile away (e.g., should religious colleges that, to one degree or another, adhere to a so-called "traditional" take on marriage lose their tax-exempt status?). A couple of the others were intriguing. Among them:

1) Should weddings performed by clergy in denominations that don't conduct same-sex marriages be recognized by the state, or should couples married by such be required to repeat their vows in front of a secular or other non-discriminating authority?

2) Do precedents such as Pierce v. Society of Sisters (which recognized that due-process protections extend to entities other than individuals) or Wisconsin v. Yoder (which upheld the right of parents to choose parochial or other non-state means of educating their children) need to be revisited?

 

Ragu, you and Jon Bois are kindred spirits.

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Everything bagel (though garlic or sesame is fine) with enough cream cheese to feed Patton's army, mountain of lox, 3-4-5 rings of raw onion.

That's a true Jew bagel.

 

So, eating them with just cream cheese and jelly makes me not a true Jew?

 

Gotta' love a guy with an Eye-talian name telling you how to be Jewish.

 

That bagel wouldn't be called up till June. Bagel and cream cheese. Please.