Sure these are fair laws for those of us who walk and talk like dogs, moo like cows when giving milk, and nay like horses before breaking out of a gate on a racetrack. The rest of us abide in the land of the free and home of the brave and believe all of us are equal no matter are sexual preferences until they lay us in the grave, whoops sorry, no straights allowed in this cemetery, and please close the coffin on your way out, thank you very much.
When rights contradict others’ rights, it’s usually those of faith who are trampled on. This type of law fixes that. Women shouldn’t have to go into a public restroom and find a man in there. Why is this so difficult to accept?
It all revolves around fear of things least likely to affect you, while ignoring legislation (actively fighting it) aimed at protecting you from really deadly things, like guns, texting while driving, DUII, or destroying the planet by ignoring global climate change caused by our actions.
You have the right to hate all you want. When you start passing laws that prohibit someone’s freedoms that is when you start having trouble. Going to the bathroom is something we all do. If someone was trying to force you to use one room or another based on your eye color, would you object?
Another case of Republicans getting off your back and into your private parts. (Worse of course for women, with all those Republican legislators probing their vaginas.)
PainterArt Premium Member about 8 years ago
No these are religious and legislature protection laws.
ron2nips about 8 years ago
Sure these are fair laws for those of us who walk and talk like dogs, moo like cows when giving milk, and nay like horses before breaking out of a gate on a racetrack. The rest of us abide in the land of the free and home of the brave and believe all of us are equal no matter are sexual preferences until they lay us in the grave, whoops sorry, no straights allowed in this cemetery, and please close the coffin on your way out, thank you very much.
PoochFan about 8 years ago
When rights contradict others’ rights, it’s usually those of faith who are trampled on. This type of law fixes that. Women shouldn’t have to go into a public restroom and find a man in there. Why is this so difficult to accept?
ferengi19 about 8 years ago
I have nothing against gays or those that are transgender, but stop trying to shove it down my throat. im getting sick of hearing about it.
griffthegreat about 8 years ago
Dtroutma about 8 years ago
It all revolves around fear of things least likely to affect you, while ignoring legislation (actively fighting it) aimed at protecting you from really deadly things, like guns, texting while driving, DUII, or destroying the planet by ignoring global climate change caused by our actions.
kaffekup about 8 years ago
Another republican Big Government solution in search of a problem. Designed to get their sheeple to the ballot box.
Mr. Blawt about 8 years ago
You have the right to hate all you want. When you start passing laws that prohibit someone’s freedoms that is when you start having trouble. Going to the bathroom is something we all do. If someone was trying to force you to use one room or another based on your eye color, would you object?
eremite about 8 years ago
That’s a great portrayal of hate and fear! I love the fuzzy outline.
Dtroutma about 8 years ago
Another case of Republicans getting off your back and into your private parts. (Worse of course for women, with all those Republican legislators probing their vaginas.)