Make anti-LGBT businesses publicly post their policy.

[Kidlicious]

Apparently, Governor Pence of Indiana and the Republicans in Indiana's Congress are feeling the heat from the reactions of their newly passed anti-LGBT bill.

Pro-choice
War on women
Anti-LGBT

I see a pattern.

[Jon Miller]

I really wonder though, why is it, that of all the types of sinners, LGBT people are singled out by religious conservative business owners?

I guess, since basically everyone is a type of sinner in one way or another, they only target LGBT people because otherwise, they'd be out of business.

My general feel is that people who don't want to feel guilty about their particularly sin will point out and focus on some particular sin that they don't have.

It is a way to tune out the Holy Spirit.

Jesus of course had this as one of His main points (repeatedly: Pharisees, plank in the eye, etc).

JM

[Kidlicious]

I really wonder though, why is it, that of all the types of sinners, LGBT people are singled out by religious conservative business owners?

I guess, since basically everyone is a type of sinner in one way or another, they only target LGBT people because otherwise, they'd be out of business.

I really wonder why Christians are the only ones who care about religious freedom.

[Kidlicious]

My general feel is that people who don't want to feel guilty about their particularly sin will point out and focus on some particular sin that they don't have.

It is a way to tune out the Holy Spirit.

Jesus of course had this as one of His main points (repeatedly: Pharisees, plank in the eye, etc).

JM

I think The Sermon on the Mount is a fairly popular topic. Liberals believe silliness.

[kentonio]

I really wonder why Christians are the only ones who try to hide their bigotry by pretending it has anything to do with religious freedom.

Fixed that for you.

[Kidlicious]

Fixed that for you.

Here's a list of terms that you obviously don't understand.
1. Bigot
2. Christian
3. Religious Freedom

[kentonio]

[MrFun]

So far, three governors have prohibited tax-payer paid traveling to Indiana by state government employees: Washington, Connecticut, and New York. At least two city mayors have done the same thing.

Also, more businesses and organizations are following suit in boycotting Indiana.

I am guessing that conservative Christian Hoosiers are very happy with all this - why would they want such tainted, anti-Christian, liberal money contributing to their state's economy?

[DinoDoc]

Did Connecticut forget they have a RFRA law on the books?

[MrFun]

See posts above, regarding some of the differences between states' anti-LGBT bills/laws.

[DinoDoc]

None of the differences are particularly relevant from a legal POV given how Courts have typically interpreted such statutes. Seriously, given the level of hysteria this law has stirred up you'd think Indiana had just legalized shooting gays in the street.

[Kidlicious]

They're embarrassed

[DaShi]

None of the differences are particularly relevant from a legal POV given how Courts have typically interpreted such statutes. Seriously, given the level of hysteria this law has stirred up you'd think Indiana had just legalized shooting gays in the street.

It's almost as hysteric as christians flipping out because they may have make a cake for a gay couple.

[DinoDoc]

It's almost as hysteric as christians flipping out because they may have make a cake for a gay couple.

Can you name a single time anywhere in the US when RFRA was successfully used as a shield against a discrimination claim in the manner you describe?

[Kidlicious]

We must boycott Indiana so that people won't be embarrassed