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<blockquote data-quote="BrownArmy" data-source="post: 1574322" data-attributes="member: 18225">Sooo, black people, if they don&#039;t want to sit on the back of the bus, they can walk, right?So you&#039;re cool with &#039;separate&#039; bathrooms? (you can always walk away and find another bathroom...)Yes, &#039;they gays couples&#039; (sic) are absolutely losing a right.They&#039;re losing the right to be treated like a citizen.It&#039;s irrelevant if &#039;gays&#039; could go to another establishment.If you enter the commercial world, you abide by the rules of the commercial world.As a shop owner, I couldn&#039;t discriminate against a Muslim, or a Christian, or a Buddhist.I couldn&#039;t discriminate against a person of color.I couldn&#039;t discriminate against a handicapped person.These protections are guaranteed under the law.Unfortunately, we don&#039;t have a country-wide ban against discrimination of the LGBT community.(Don&#039;t worry though, we will, soon enough...)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownArmy, post: 1574322, member: 18225"] Sooo, black people, if they don't want to sit on the back of the bus, they can walk, right? So you're cool with 'separate' bathrooms? ([I]you can always walk away and find another bathroom[/I]...) Yes, 'they gays couples' ([I]sic[/I]) are absolutely losing a right. They're losing the right to be treated like a citizen. It's irrelevant if 'gays' could go to another establishment. If you enter the commercial world, you abide by the rules of the commercial world. As a shop owner, I couldn't discriminate against a Muslim, or a Christian, or a Buddhist. I couldn't discriminate against a person of color. I couldn't discriminate against a handicapped person. These protections are guaranteed under the law. Unfortunately, we don't have a country-wide ban against discrimination of the LGBT community. [I](Don't worry though, we will, soon enough...)[/I] [/QUOTE]

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