Indiana Gov. signs "religious freedom" bill into law

Based on what evidence? Your desperate need to believe these are good people?

 

I'd bet $850,000 that he was being sarcastic.

 

Religion is already a protected class under the Civil Rights Act. He's not rejecting the order based upon the customer's religion, but upon the message.

 

From his grave, Hitler just started a GoFundMe account.

 

Since gays started getting married, legaly, has there been a documented case of a Christian being converted to homo?

 

No homo.

 

In America, Christians have been the New York Yankees of belief systems for the past 200-plus years. Now they're mad because the small-market belief systems are finally getting their due.

 

The GoFundMe was ended with $842,000 and change in donations. The pizza shop owners have gotten more than the families who had kids killed in Sandy Hook.

So harassing Yelp reviews > murdered kids to a lot of people.

 

Yep, something is definitely wrong with that picture.

 

What does one have to do with the other?

 

Helping the poor and the hungry and the victims of an unspeakable tragedy seems a bit more Christian to me than helping somebody who is using their faith to rationalize being an asshole.
But then again, I've been known to mistake God for Mr. Rogers, so what do I know.

 

Both inspired idiocy on the right and left of the political spectrum.