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(06-03-2014 05:50 PM)Enki Wrote:  

I believe the same thing was discussed here:

http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-31052.html

My bad. Looks like it resurfaced in the news because the CO Civil Rights Commission affirmed this past Friday the initial administrative law judge ruling from December.

(06-03-2014 05:57 PM)Katatonic Wrote:  

Agreed Switch. Governments and publicly funded institutions have no right to discriminate, but private firms have every right to discriminate. You have the right to not do business with someone based on a rational or seemingly irrational bias. When you discriminate against someone there is a cost to you, in this case it would be loss of business from not only the gays, but from people who find that bias morally objectionable who will in turn discriminate against your business. If your values are more important than the money you would receive from the people you don't want as customers, then that is your decision and not the courts.

Yep, agreed.

The left is always looking to wield the power of the state to enforce their way of life on everyone else. The unicorns and fairy dust utopia they hope for will actually be a totalitarian state that brooks no differing views.