A distinction was made in the article that I don't understand.
Do you really think this is true? No sarcasm here. I'm trying to figure out if you genuinely believe that the law would not be enforced for other protected bases.
Now, this I'm not sure about. We've seen ample evidence over the years that Christians are as likely as any protected base to cry foul when discriminated against.
Well, this is more to the point. So, to be clear, you're saying that you are against any civil rights legislation? In other words, are you suggesting that laws protecting Christians should be stricken, and that there should be no such thing as a base protected against discrimination? Race, religion, gender, etc?
As a consumer, I can discriminate however I choose. The plumbers, however, can't discriminate against a protected base. So, I agree with you that a consumer should be able to get several quotes and choose whichever plumber I want. As a plumber, though, the law is pretty clear.
Dang, that's a little snippy, bill. I only asked because you had posted twice. I don't know why you're getting snarky. I'm one of the only guys left on the board who is interested in trying to understand your perspective.
I read another article where they interviewed the owners and the said lack of business and death threats were the main reason they closed their store. I'll try to find it I read it yesterday.
