About 150 employees walked off the job at Cargill’s Fort Morgan plant in 2015 after they were...

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About 150 employees walked off the job at Cargill’s Fort Morgan plant in 2015 after they were allegedly barred from praying during breaks. https://t.co/ubkDUaMb9u

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[Arauna]

The only problem is that they take all the space and prostrate themselves in a very large showing of power - like they do in many cities in France.  All traffic comes to a halt on Fridays when thousands prostrate themselves in the main street of Paris and other cities.  It is a political statement of strength.  The right to pray is not the problem - it is the right to take all the space for self and impose your religion in a showy display on others and make the traffic wait....

These people already get paid for much more time off than other workers.  In many factories they get time off to pray 5 times a day.

Now this is not said to get my brothers unhappy about it.  I am bringing attention to this so that you may have an inkling of the future and what will be waiting for us.  The longer it takes for Jehovah to step into making's affairs, the more difficult it will become for us when our freedoms are curtailed and others have all the rights.