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Augusta has already CHOSEN to change their admission rules. No one forced them to do so. People can fuss and complain, but that is not forcing anyone to do anything. If the government came in and made Augusta or Curves change their rules, then that would be FORCE.
So then apparently you can't cite an example of someone trying to force a women's only club to change their rules. Lefties love double standards. Here's another good example. White folk need not apply.
So then apparently you can't cite an example of someone trying to force a women's only club to change their rules. Lefties love double standards. Here's another good example. White folk need not apply.
A group of people fussing about a clubs policy is not forcing the club to do anything. A group taking a club to court and getting the court to rule that the club must change their policy IS forcing.
Who FORCED Augusta to change their policy? No one. They CHOSE to do so.
So then apparently you can't cite an example of someone trying to force a women's only club to change their rules. Lefties love double standards. Here's another good example. White folk need not apply.
About "lefties loving double standards," lefties apparently remember the history of their own country. When you're faced with a nasty, racist history that started to correct itself less than half a century ago, it's somewhat absurd to play the suffering straight white male card.
Re Mamleo, non-profit, tax-exempt private organizations may discriminate--see Boy Scouts. They may also change their minds, of course, as a result of social change and social pressure. Again, see Boy Scouts.
About "lefties loving double standards," lefties apparently remember the history of their own country. When you're faced with a nasty, racist history that started to correct itself less than half a century ago
That nasty, racist history was made possible by laws that violated the right of free association.
About "lefties loving double standards," lefties apparently remember the history of their own country. When you're faced with a nasty, racist history that started to correct itself less than half a century ago, it's somewhat absurd to play the suffering straight white male card.
Re Mamleo, non-profit, tax-exempt private organizations may discriminate--see Boy Scouts. They may also change their minds, of course, as a result of social change and social pressure. Again, see Boy Scouts.
Of course the bakery is willing to sell baked goods to gays. It is just not willing to sell gay wedding cakes.
So then apparently you can't cite an example of someone trying to force a women's only club to change their rules. Lefties love double standards. Here's another good example. White folk need not apply.
Bills filed in the South Dakota and Kansas legislatures seek to protect clergy, church officials and businesspeople who refuse to provide services for same-sex marriages or receptions because of their religious beliefs.
The bills would prevent clergy or businesses from being forced to perform or supply goods or services to anything related to same-sex marriages. It could allow a business to refuse to host a reception for a same-sex couple legally married in another state.
The bills also say clergy and businesses could not be sued or charged with crimes if they refused to take part in gay marriages.
this is really funny.
you dems and liberals think it is ok for a state to limit the rights of the people in that state when it comes to firearm, the kind of firearms and how many rounds a magazine can have, but you do not think it is alright if a different state seeks to limit whom can marry whom.
it is either 1 way or the other. stop being such hypocrites and saying that 1 right is ok to limit but not the other.
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