I think there are two issues they have, one of which I agree with:
1) We should support and rely upon state assistance, not charity.
2) Religious organizations present an inherent level of risk, have a special tax status and must be constrained.
1) We should support and rely upon state assistance, not charity.
2) Religious organizations present an inherent level of risk, have a special tax status and must be constrained.
I think it is deeply and systematically hypocritical to claim to be "liberal" and for "social justice" while supporting a restriction of housing availability that amounts to stealth red-lining.
A small percentage of people have genuine ideological commitments, but most are driven by self-interest.