psychedelicsoul
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Jul 3, 2015
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You're shifting from what should happen to what does happen.
We're discussing what you think should be, not what is.
I'm asking you: should businesses be free to discriminate against gays?
Your answer doesn't make sense, to me.
I don't really think you're answering the question.
Is holding hands evidence that they're gay?
Is kissing (see: Europe)?
Can you construct a hypothetical situation in which it is okay to discriminate against someone?
Or are you saying it isn't okay?
(You're being slippery.)
Business's should be free to discrimnate against gays. And the reason why is because if the gay person isn't living the gay lifestyle, then they wouldn't have to worry about discrimination in the first place.
I'm arguing that gay people are at fault for thier discrimination, whereas black people aren't.