That's it, I'm headed to Oregon
/rofl
/rofl
The biggest injustice that will ever be inflicted on everyone by the alternate lifestyle community is making us listen to it day after day as everyone whines and moans about it. I don't care if your underpants looks like a grabbag of spare parts. I take your money, I give you stuff, done.
meh. most of the LGBT people i know are perfectly happy to leave the issue alone. On the other hand, the baptists i know seem to want to discuss it all the time
but i agree, if people treated others as people first, it'd be a different issue. Especially in terms of a business transaction.
You better not "misidentify" LBGT in New York.
The fines for doing so are steep.
The fines for doing so are steep.
Butt......adults could be having butt sex in my rental property. Butt sex depreciates the property value.
So when you make a cash deal, it's voluntary, right? If you choose to deal with person X, no sweat, if you decide you don't want to deal with person X for WHATEVER reason, it should be your choice.
Maybe you can get with SoonerATC and talk about it....
Man..... how much is FBT's building worth?
Yeah, but that's where it gets all grey. And frankly, I don't know that anyone has the right answer. In a personal, face to face relationship, I don't think anyone can argue that it's totally your choice if you even want to speak to someone. But if you are offering services, it gets difficult to find the line. So one person refuses a service to a particular group of individuals. That's their choice, right? But what happens when everyone suddenly starts refusing service to a group of people. Where does it go from "exercising my right to refuse service" to flat out discrimination. Each person feels it's their right to choose who they offer a service to. But collectively, an entire group of people is left out, and essentially discriminated against. So who is right? Both, probably. On it's face, it seems quite simple. I don't like you, I won't deal with you. But unchecked it could eventually become "you are from that group, you do not get the same overall treatment".
The law shouldn't really have a grey area. So the two options are nothing or you cannot refuse service to anyone based on these "criteria". And there you have it, a protected class is born.
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