Did the MLB just step in it by pushing the woke LGBT agenda a step too far?
We're about to find out:
What this comes down to is the inconsistency in MLB enforcing their own policies.
The League says it wasn't discriminating on the basis of religion, but a matter of uniform policy.
However, the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission noted that no such action was taken against players who violated this policy by putting woke BLM slogans on their jerseys.
There's a term for this, and it's illegal:
The selective enforcement of the rule against Christians has brought the DOJ into the chat.
This double standard — under which players may not inscribe Bible verses on hats for one game only but may wear 'Black Lives Matter' patches for one game only — calls MLB's true motives into question and raises serious concerns about MLB's compliance with Title VII.
It sure is nice to see a Department of Justice concerned with enforcing the law equally for all religions, instead of letting Christians get culturally stomped on with no repercussions.
Here's the EEOC's statement:
We'll see if the MLB backs down before the full brunt of the law is brought against them.
I'm kinda hoping they don't so we can destroy the woke dummies once and for all. 🍿
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