Quote:The article called it a religious law, not me. 

 

And you're right about the third point. I guess it's just a little hypocritical to me when people make the effort to appeal to one religious group while another one is practically demonized and sued for wanting to adhere their sincerely held religious beliefs. I understand the circumstances are not the same but I still find it hypocritical. If those businesses lose customers as a result of their beliefs then so be it. I would rather lose my business because I lived by my belief system the same way as these Muslims would rather never own a home if it meant they lived by theirs. 

 

Actually the article did not call it a religious law.  In fact all the article states is that it offers financial options that are compatible with their religious codes.


The other group is far from demonized.  They're sued in states where discrimination is illegal.  You can't break the law just because it's not compatible with your belief system.  Weren't you the one who said a moment ago that you obeyed other countries laws, even if they did not make sense?  

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