U.S. Supremes – No Joy For Gaystapo, Microsoft Or Apple!
I was going to post a brief ‘good luck’ to Roy Moore, as it’s now Tuesday here in Jakarta and Tuesday in the USA will see how Alabama votes.
However, since I suspect that my endorsement, already given…
Alabama Senate – For Whom Will Sex-Predators Vote?
…will sway very few citizens of that fine Southern State, instead I choose to celebrate some good news from Washington DC!
Great to learn last night that the U.S. Supreme Court refused to entertain an appeal by a sexual aberrant who had tried to argue that a federal law that bans gender-based bias also outlaws discrimination based on sexual orientation.
.https://www.rawstory.com/2017/12/us-supreme-court-turns-away-dispute-over-gay-worker-protections/
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One might think it was an open and shut case, absurd to maintain that a ban on ‘discrimination’ against people because they happen to be male or female, should somehow also prohibit ‘discrimination’ against those afflicted with a sexual aberration for which they could seek help and very likely be cured.
From NYC – Proof Positive, ‘Gays’ Can Be Cured!
After all, if the Mayor of NYC’s wife can successfully recover from lesbianism, so logically can anyone!
As usual, I must add that, to me, no sort of ‘discrimination’ should be actionable.
If I prefer to hire a cute and shapely secretary with poorer typing skills than a guy, why should i not?
If a Muslim declines to employ an Infidel, or an Infidel a Muslim, or if some dimwit turns me down for a job because I’m ‘old,’ up to them!
I wouldn’t want to work for anyone who doesn’t want me!
But especially these days with queers, there’s the gaystapo inquisition on the march…
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….jack-booting the rights of anyone deemed to show good taste – which is the proper meaning of ‘discrimination’ – or was, until, like the word ‘gay’ itself, ‘discrimination’ had its meaning turned inside out!
What’s additionally agreeable is that the Supreme Court, by turning down the case…
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….has simultaneously shown an admirable indifference to sticky-beak big business berks.
No less than 80 companies, including Microsoft and Apple, sought to side with the maladjust.
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