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Discrimination can be interpreted in many ways. I'm saying if a business doesn't want to serve you because something you request is against their beliefs, that should be their right.I don't believe in "protected classes". You think some people are better than others?Not the same. Refusing to serve people because of behavior isn't the same as refusing on race. Homosexuality and same-sex marriage is not a civil rights issue. Ya'll keep trying to make it a civil rights issue, but it isn't. That's a lie.Why have we never had a problem like this until recently?
We did. One of the cases was Newman v. Piggie Park Enterpises, someone tried to refuse service to black people based on their religious beliefs.
To cut to the end, they lost their religious exemption claim to Public Accommodation laws. The case was tried 40 years ago.
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Just to clarify, are you opposed to "public accommodations" laws and "protected classes" in general? Or are you merely opposed to gays being added to the list? Would you support abolishing all such laws, even those that protect people from discrimination based on religion?
No, I'm opposed to all of it. I was just trying to get a handle on whether you're consistent or not. So, you think it should be illegal for businesses to discriminate against Christians, right? Not trying to 'corner' you or anything. Just want to clarify.