Iceweasel
Diamond Member
The law apparently became necessary because private businesses were being threatened or sued for not accomodating the relationship, in the form of a gay wedding cake, for example. If a gay was in a hostile small town I don't think the law would help (assuming it was that widespread in scope). He might get his beer but there's a lot of other ways someone can be made to feel not at home. There MAY be some small towns like that but I don't see it as a national problem. I think that gay should move instead of forcing by way of government that everyone to accept him. I's imagine it would make that small town even more hostile.I'm just saying, when this law passes, what happens if you're like this one gay kid in a small town and you're no longer allowed in any of the bars, no longer allowed to buy groceries, etc, etc. I mean, is that like a WIN for the town and society in general?
I don't get why this law is ABSOLUTELY necessary.