Satanic Temple joins backlash against Texas abortion law

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : The Temple, which pledges to "generate attention and prompt people to reevaluate fears and perceptions," and "highlight religious hypocrisy and encroachment on religious freedom," reportedly cited the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which allows Native Americans to use drugs in religious ceremonies.
46% : "I am sure Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton -- who famously spends a good deal of his time composing press releases about Religious Liberty issues in other states -- will be proud to see that Texas's robust Religious Liberty laws, which he so vociferously champions, will prevent future Abortion Rituals from being interrupted by superfluous government restrictions meant only to shame and harass those seeking an abortion,"
36% : The Satanic Temple, a religious group based in Salem, Massachusetts, has joined the backlash against the measure, which bans abortion after six weeks and allows anyone to file $10,000 lawsuits against those who help violate it.

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