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Would you give up your right to bear arms because the Quakers believe it's immoral?

http://thesouthern.com/lifestyles/faith-and-values/religion/appeals-court-yoga-doesn-t-bend-rules-on-religious-freedom/article_d146f19e-c7b0-5ccc-b802-511470d447a5.html Where will it end? When anyone and everyone's "religious beliefs" are required to be honored by everyone else? Louisiana...

I think your decision to abruptly quit was premature. Not that quitting the owner wasn't the right decision, mind you, but you deserve some answers, and you won't get them now. Or the money he owes you, either. In your position, I would have done as DaveKC suggested: request a switch in...

You know why no one refutes these ridiculous examples of Democrats and/or liberals doing or saying stupid things? Because no one has the time it would take to post the ones that show the opposite, lol. :rolleyes:

Another fine example of reasoned argument and intelligent conclusion: not.

Just one example, bc I'm frankly getting sick of having to point out your misuse and misunderstandings of facts. My opinions of how corporate CEO's treat their people [according to you] is entirely irrelevant, unless you can cite an opinion of how they treat gay people. You refer to "countless"...

Nice to hear from you. It's a bittersweet time, caring for someone whose life is drawing to a close, and I'd bet it's the most precious time the two of you have ever had - and the hardest to get through. Hope she makes it to 90, just for the bragging rights. [Laugh while you can, there's time to...

It's a good thing MATS was last week, because Louisville today is a royal mess! Parts of 65, and stretches of Outer Loop and National Turnpike Rd were underwater, with numerous abandoned vehicles in the middle of intersections. Plus, there was a huge black cloud near the Ford plant that looked...

Sure, if by discredit you mean slinging mud and baseless accusations - but with facts? You haven't done it yet.....

There is a very clear and compelling case for projection [on your part] in the two quotes in post 116. What you describe as "A noisy minority" includes the Governors of Ct and Or, the Mayors of Indianapolis, Denver, Seattle, and DC. Also the CEOs of the following major corporations: WalMart...

Maybe you can expound upon the reason many Republicans in "red states" are not supporting Pence, are even, in fact, disclaiming him. I guess you think the CEOs of WalMart and numerous other major corporations are "liberal hatchet men" too? The fact that none of the RFRA acts has ever been...

You claim that I "constantly post wrong or incorrect claims", and the sole example you provide is that Governor Pence "repeatedly stated that it was not for discrimination"? Pence's refusal to answer the straight out question of whether the bill could be used to discriminate against gays...

Pence said "this bill is not for discrimination". You believe he is speaking the truth, even though he has repeatedly [6 times in one interview!] refused to answer the question of whether it could be used to discriminate against gays, and would only state that "it will be clarified" in some...

"They" [meaning both sides] are spending time on it because the conservative extremists believed they could pass a law like the others, but without any protection for gay people - which the others do have. The original [Federal] religious freedom bill was the result of unintended consequences...

Agree with the guy [assuming here, lol] whose username indicates little narcissism: we don't understand enough about mental illness to know what to expect from the afflicted. Delusions of grandeur don't necessarily involve harming others, sometimes, they're just innocent fantasies.

That's a change from the policy they maintained for years, but I'm sure there are others [like shippers & consignees] who forbid pets, so it's something to keep in mind.

http://thinkprogress.org/lgbt/2015/03/30/3640374/big-lie-media-tells-indianas-new-religious-freedom-law/ Facts.

Incorrect claims? List them. The comment "you can't seem to grasp the obvious" was deserved: you missed the fact that not one of the sources you cited said the Indiana law is exactly the same as the others? You accept the examples I cited to mean "exactly the same", and you call out my...

Scott Walker was bankrolled by the Koch brothers in his recall election, but even they don't have enough money to finance opposition to all the extreme conservative representatives over & over & over again. Here's a better question: why would anyone become a caterer [or any service provider]...

"Virtually the same law", "shares much of the same language",n "laws like Indiana's" - notice anything they have in common? Since you can't seem to grasp the obvious, I'll spell it out for you: Indiana's law is not exactly the same as the Federal and state laws that have been passed before...