Oh **** you Kansas`

[Kidlicious]

But anyway, Arizona wants to copy this type of state-sanctioned bigotry law too.

Why shouldn't a police officer be allowed to deny any type of service to someone, say, a woman who had committed sin by having had pre-marital sex?

Police officers deny service to men everyday. In most states violating a custody order is a criminal offense. If a man does it the police will enforce the order. If a woman does it they will say sorry it's a civil matter.

[rah]

A few valid statistic to back that up would be nice.

And yes police officers should be able to deny service to all catholic women on the pill.

[Dinner]

Take away his ability to speak freely on this forum? You mean shut him up against his will? Then all can agree with each other and peace will return. What could go wrong?

Are you really claiming that ignoring someone is taking away his ability to speak freely? The guy can still speak to his heart's content but I don't have to waste time listening to it.

[The Mad Monk]

God, I love that quotes of an Ignored person are blocked now.

People who have the above quote blocked should go ahead and view it. Oh, the irony.

[Ben Kenobi]

It's been proven many times.

I wasn't the one who brought this up, Elok did.

The truth is rarely on your side.

Last I checked in the constitution that I am expected to teach, religious freedoms are protected here in America. You can't force religious people to participate in things that are contrary to their religion, which includes things like forcing them to pay for contraception - or baking a cake for a gay wedding. This is America. Everyone should be free.

I find it telling when it's the foreigner who understands America better than the northern yankees.

[Ben Kenobi]

Why shouldn't a police officer be allowed to deny any type of service to someone, say, a woman who had committed sin by having had pre-marital sex?

Do fornicators get a pride parade every year where they are permitted to engage in public nudity?

[Ming]

I wasn't the one who brought this up, Elok did.

But you are the moron that then said "Well, then the onus is on you to prove that I'm lying."
And I just pointed out that many people have proved you are a liar.

Last I checked in the constitution that I am expected to teach, religious freedoms are protected here in America. You can't force religious people to participate in things that are contrary to their religion, which includes things like forcing them to pay for contraception - or baking a cake for a gay wedding. This is America. Everyone should be free.

Yet again, has nothing to do with the comment that the truth is rarely on your side... I was saying that you are a proven liar.

But since you again bring this up... shouldn't police officers or firemen be able to deny service to all catholic women on the pill. They are sinners too...
You claim that all people are sinners, so shouldn't catholics deny all other catholics service?

[DaShi]

People who have the above quote blocked should go ahead and view it. Oh, the irony.

Our resident Kansass' only contribution is to insult someone.

[Kidlicious]

I wasn't the one who brought this up, Elok did.



Last I checked in the constitution that I am expected to teach, religious freedoms are protected here in America. You can't force religious people to participate in things that are contrary to their religion, which includes things like forcing them to pay for contraception - or baking a cake for a gay wedding. This is America. Everyone should be free.

I find it telling when it's the foreigner who understands America better than the northern yankees.

I'm pretty sure making a cake for a gay wedding isn't a sin.

[MrFun]

What is a gay couple traveling from another state, with a layover at the airport in Phoenix suppose to do, if the gate attendant present at the time, denies them permission to board for their flight, because their relationship goes against that gate attendant's religious belief?

Are gay people in the U.S. military on Arizona bases suppose to just stay on their bases 24/7 during their entire time in Arizona?

[MrFun]

This is cool.

[MrFun]

I still would like to know what recourse a gay couple would have if they had a layover in Phoenix, and were denied their flight.

[Sava]

God, I love that quotes of an Ignored person are blocked now.

Yes!

[Guynemer]

You know how MRAs and MRSA are similar?

Neither reproduce sexually.

[MrFun]

If a wedding photographer wanted to deny services to a racial minority couple, that photographer would be well within his/her right to do so, right?

Under this new Arizona law (I'm sure the right-wing governor will sign it), if I was an Arizonan and had a business, I could deny services to American veterans (gay or straight) if I claim that violence and war goes against my religious belief and values.