People shouldn’t be given the special right to discriminate. And being in favor of discrimination shouldn’t be a protected class. Attacking someone else’s civil rights or equality (even via plain old speech or the political process) shouldn’t be a protected class, religious or not.
The Mormon Church is saying we can only have anti-discrimination laws protecting LGBT people if there are special rights to discriminate for religious people and protections from them never being fired for their hateful activities or attitudes. http://www.bilerico.com/...
If any mainstream person makes this false equivalency or thinks this is a reasonable argument, I’ll ask them this: should we repeal the 1964 Civil Rights Act and other previously passed anti-discrimination laws unless and until racists and sexists have protection from getting fired?
Civil rights laws make it so you can’t discriminate against a religion. It doesn’t religions the right to discriminate.
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