Based on the wording it doesn't even apply to me since I don't want to get married.
Based on the wording it doesn't even apply to me since I don't want to get married.
Lol looks like someone hasn't gotten to the CRA of 1964. I'm pretty sure its in freshman social studies so t hat being said you should probably be old enough to pay taxes before expressing your opinion on tax payer issues.
Bob should have the right to think whatever he wants, and he shouldn't be sued for not selling the fishing poles in his garage to a gay man. HOWEVER Bob's shop needs water/electric/sewage/data/voice to run. Those key infrastructures that make his business possible are paid for with gay/straight/white/black/jewish/muslim tax contributions. If he wants to build his business with out using any of those subsidized services then he should be able to make any policy he wants....but as long as he's part of the community market he has to accept all members of the community.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/arkansas-gover...154925529.html
Asa Hutchinson has caved and is sending the bill back to the legislature for revision to include protections against discrimination.
Sorry but I have NEVER seen a gay person force their beliefs on anyone either. And if you think being gay is a religion, then you are insane. They just want to be treated like the human beings they are. If you don't like it and own a business, you can't deny them entrance to your establishment. Otherwise you shouldn't own that establishment. Simple as that. That is why Indiana is backing theirs down now with so many people pulling out of the state.