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Originally Posted by HundertzehnGustav
do i look like a frikking german? 
Outlawing churches may be a bit harsh.
removing their extras in the sense of cash and rules, mechanisms, privileges is a more reasonable step i think. |
Submitting them to the valdity of the law of the state and country.
They do refuse to treat people in catholic hospitals (which are only 10% Catholic by financial support through the church, but 100% Catholic by claim and administration)? Cancel their payment treaties with health insurers, and expropriate the church of the 90% budget for constructing and having maintained the hospital.
Prohibition of church law canon.
Cancellation of diplomatic status of the Vatican and church representatives.
Prohibition of the mandatory church tax collected by the state for the church. Let them live by voluntary donations exclusively.
Unbundling of social care and wellfare functions in germany and church influence and interference in these. Social services run by private initiative or the state, not by religious organisations. Here, the church again pays very little contributions only, but enjoys privileges and rights as if it would own the total and complete service organisation.
Law enforcement against money launderers, crminal economists and pedophile rapists wearing robes without accept immunity of theirs any longer becasue they are claimed to fall under church law canon. As said above, the church law canon shall have no validity in germany, or only in so far as it does not rival or collide with the laws of state and country.
National law overrules church law. Better ban the whole thing together, like other religions underground parallel justice systems as well.
One law for all. Before the law, everybody being equal. No exceptions, no privileges. Law based on secular traditions of the state, not on religious traditions by religious lineages.