Lysistrata
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What's changed ??? Christian's are now being under-represented by the United States government, and that is what has changed negatively since the old days, and it needs to change back to being positive again....... Christian's being attacked for their beliefs is what has changed since the days when they weren't being attacked for their beliefs, and in the days when they were more accepted in all of American society with open arms.Good point... The nation was just rocking along and minding it's own business, until this spoiled rotten new generation or yet a not so older spoiled rotten generation that has since gone by now (who was carrying a huge vengence chip or a get back at the America of old chip on it's shoulder), had decided that nothing of old should be allowed anymore or should stand any longer, and so they are hell bent on challenging every aspect of the old order, and mostly doing it for their own self serving interest instead of doing it for the American interest at large.Public accommodation laws don't apply in many cases or every case, but that don't stop the left from challenging every institution or every religion we ever had here now does it ? So why the change ? Why is this so called left so adamant to enact change, and radical change at that ? I can understand slight changes as the nation churns along, but radical changes in order to meet specific goals not agreed upon by the majority ? Makes no sense really.Are you that ignorant that you don't know that public-accommodation laws are laws of "general applicability"? They apply to everyone regardless of who they are, no matter fundie-prot or mislim, buddhist, or anyone else. No one is allowed special rights.
Are you that ignorant that you don't know what marxism is?
You don't know what you are talking about.
Public-accommodations laws apply to every business, regardless of the beliefs of the people who own or run them. There has been no change or challenge by "the left," (whoever that might be) to any specific institution or religion. People of all faiths, in a nation that is still predominantly Christian, have observed them for decades without incident, including Christians. Then along comes one particular sect that demands they be allowed to pick and choose what laws they will follow. We've never experienced spoiled little kids before.
What of this "old order" has changed, with the exception of those aspects of it that had a detrimental effect on other Americans?
How are they being "under-represented"? Who is ""attacking" their beliefs except in situations in which they are using their "beliefs" to attack the rights of others? They are using their "beliefs" to attack the rights of women and LGBTQs for example. It's not the other way around. Their "beliefs" do not trump the rights of others, who need to be protected.
Incidentally, this not being done by ALL Christians, just a small group of people who claim to be Christians, and can't seem to come up with a name for themselves, but who can't help bothering others.