Quote:The problem you had during the pre-civil rights era was still legislating ethics, it was just on the other side where it was state sanctioned or legal discrimination.


What I'm saying is it should be neither legal nor illegal. It's a matter of choice between private parties. I absolutely agree however publicly funded institutions areas and establishments have to be made open to all with equal access.

I think in a vacuum of society that could work. However, we are well past that. Based on the civil injustices of the past you wont see a return to zero legislation on discrimination for or against. It's a waste of time to argue in favor of striking down all anti-discrimination laws, which is what you are doing. Isn't it more productive to look at what could be done in the current landscape?

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