Indiana Gov. signs "religious freedom" bill into law

My question was straightforward. I was asking simply if you are OK with someone discriminating against a potential customer because of their sexuality. Cutting through what you wrote, "you sure are OK with it." But they have to be "sincere," as you deem sincerity (in the case of what I call bigotry. ... and you called "beliefs").

And no, you are not a good person -- MY opinion (I have the guts to say it) -- if you "disagree" with someone else's choice of who they marry-- because their sexuality is different than yours -- especially if it is to the point that you run a business that discriminates against them. You may not be the worst person in the world. I mean, I suppose there are even bigger jerks out there who do even nastier things than that. But I'll call you for what you are. MY opinion again (see how easy it is to state how you feel about people's actions without dancing around it?). Worry about living your own life the way you want to. Don't be the douche who judges (nonsesically) and demonizes others -- calling it your "beliefs" doesn't change that you are a jerk.

 

By the way, this is nonsensical framing -- or dancing around -- of what we're talking about.

How is refusing to provide a service to a gay wedding that you would provide to a heterosexual wedding NOT discriminating against gay couples?

There is nothing misleading about what I've asked you. Do you feel it is OK for people to discriminate against gay couples? Your answer was seemingly yes. Or do I have it wrong? (Cue the dancing bear act)

 

If she discriminates against gays (treats them poorly because of their sexuality). ... she comes across as a bigot and an asshole to me. How about to you, Doc?

 

Yes, it's about me.

Not the fact that you don't seem to have the guts to just say that you're cool with people who discriminate against others because of their sexuality.