Quote:Sure, why shouldn't it be?

 

 

So, why can't you believe and teach that for yourself without forcing other people to believe like you do? Why can't you freely associate with people who believe as you do while distancing yourself from those who don't? Why must others be coerced to your line of thinking? Because, if nothing else, this decision shows that the government can turn against you and your beliefs in a very short amount of time. What you believe is "right" today may very easily be outlawed tomorrow.

 

 

I'll say this: I think discrimination is a dangerous, dangerous act that should be avoided by any means necessary. No man or woman should be denied service on the basis of the color of their skin or their sexuality. I'm actually a bit surprised that, in 2015, people actually disagree with this sentiment. Nobody should have the "right" to deny service to anyone, unless we're talking selling weapons to a mentally ill individual. No individual in this country is superior to the other. I think government officials should try to buck such a trend, which they seem to be doing, thankfully.

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