The Duggars, the fecund family that stars in TLC's 27 Brats and Counting continue their reign of terror—this time by supporting for discriminatory religious freedom laws across social media.

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Sentient hairplug Josh Duggar, now executive director of the anti-gay hate group the Family Research Council, called on his 95,000 followers to "take a stand" in favor of a bill in Arkansas, where the Duggar mispucha lives.

— Josh Duggar (@joshduggar) April 2, 2015

Josh also posted this photo of Indiana Governor Mike Pence, just in case it wasn't clear he REALLY, REALLY wants religious freedom.

As Governor Mike Pence and the Indiana legislature know, the cost of freedom is steep. They have been at the center of a campaign of misinformation and intolerance over a religious freedom restoration act (RFRA) they passed and signed into law last week. The bill provides protection for Americans of faith from government coercion and discrimination by creating a high legal threshold for any state laws which interfere with the free exercise of religion. RFRA has historically enjoyed broad bipartisan support from such leading liberals as Pres. Bill Clinton (who signed a federal RFRA into law), Sen. Chuck Schumer, and then State Senator Barack Obama. Despite what the President's spokesman says, religious liberty isn't a thing of the past, and the state has no business coercing people of faith into violating their conscience. Follow the link in my profile to join me in sending a message of thanks and encouragement to the leaders of Indiana, as we stand with them in support of #religiousfreedomforall!

A photo posted by Josh Duggar (@joshduggar) on Mar 31, 2015 at 9:06am PDT

"Religious liberty must always be preserved for all persons. It is one of the major core values of our country which must never be compromised or distorted in any way. The leaders of our nation must always lift high this founding principle of freedom for all Americans." #FreeToBelieve

A photo posted by Anna Duggar (@annaduggar) on Apr 2, 2015 at 8:00am PDT

It's time to log off, Duggars. Forever.

h/t: Oh No They Didn't