12-17-2008, 10:21 PM
>> In a number of states even the same sex couple would fall under that protection.
There you go. There's the issue, then there's the law, which are not the same thing. Is it a completely different issue in the states where they are protected, than in the states where they aren't (it's wrong either way, despite the law)? Aryans could seek protection under the law, in the same way.
I agree to some extent with Graylocks. If stores began to recognize them, could they deny them service? Legally, I think they can deny service to anyone, for any reason, and that could become a problem.
I know a lot of people who homeschool, and their beliefs are pretty diverse. Quite a few are 60's hippie throwbacks. Some are "communal" types. Some have kids who were picked on mercilessly in public schools. Also, I don't think rog realizes it, but he's equating conservative religious with aryan, which is very wrong. kj.
There you go. There's the issue, then there's the law, which are not the same thing. Is it a completely different issue in the states where they are protected, than in the states where they aren't (it's wrong either way, despite the law)? Aryans could seek protection under the law, in the same way.
I agree to some extent with Graylocks. If stores began to recognize them, could they deny them service? Legally, I think they can deny service to anyone, for any reason, and that could become a problem.
I know a lot of people who homeschool, and their beliefs are pretty diverse. Quite a few are 60's hippie throwbacks. Some are "communal" types. Some have kids who were picked on mercilessly in public schools. Also, I don't think rog realizes it, but he's equating conservative religious with aryan, which is very wrong. kj.