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[Dozebôm Lolumzalìs]

I read that list in the article. I am now incredibly worried and sad and depressed (in the layman's sense). By the four hells, LGBTQ are effectively second-class citizens if this bill goes through. That's fucking awful on its own, but it will also affect me. I will be a second-class citizen. It's hard to stop freaking out and think rationally, because this is an actual attack on me.

I really fucking hate you, Trump.

[TheBiggerFish]

Can we sue him?

[sprinkled chariot]

procrastinated 2 much and did not write a single line of code today 

[Spehss _]

make it stop

How many businesses, hospitals, pharmacies, etc will actually refuse services though? How many businesses will actually fire employees for being gay?

If I'm understanding the article correctly, it's not like the bill is forcing all businesses to deny services or fire employees. It just gives them the freedom to do so.

[TheBiggerFish]

make it stop

How many businesses, hospitals, pharmacies, etc will actually refuse services though? How many businesses will actually fire employees for being gay?

If I'm understanding the article correctly, it's not like the bill is forcing all businesses to deny services or fire employees. It just gives them the freedom to do so.

The entire Deep South/Bible Belt?

[Mephansteras]

make it stop

Wow, that is not ok at all.

[TheBiggerFish]

make it stop

Wow, that is not ok at all.

...I wonder if the Supreme Court can do a declaratory judgement.

[Spehss _]

The entire Deep South/Bible Belt?

I live in the middle of Texas and I find that generalization hard to believe. Do you actually think every single business, hospital, pharmacy, and everything else talked about in that article in a wide span of area will completely deny services to lgbt and women?

[Dozebôm Lolumzalìs]

make it stop

How many businesses, hospitals, pharmacies, etc will actually refuse services though? How many businesses will actually fire employees for being gay?

If I'm understanding the article correctly, it's not like the bill is forcing all businesses to deny services or fire employees. It just gives them the freedom to do so.

If all laws forbidding murder were repealed, how many people would go on murder-rampages? Only a few? Then it's not like repealing the murderlaws is that bad, right? /s

[tonnot98]

This sounds truly horrible if it is true.

Shit, if pretty much any of the fear-mongering is right, then the riots are going to be never-ending the next 4 years, are they?

[Dozebôm Lolumzalìs]

This sounds truly horrible if it is true.

Shit, if pretty much any of the fear-mongering is right, then the riots are going to be never-ending the next 4 years, are they?

No. When the DETHSQUADS are implemented, the riots will end.

[tonnot98]

This sounds truly horrible if it is true.

Shit, if pretty much any of the fear-mongering is right, then the riots are going to be never-ending the next 4 years, are they?

No. When the DETHSQUADS are implemented, the riots will end.

Then we'll just need a real LIBERAL CRIME SQUAD to save us!

[TheBiggerFish]

The entire Deep South/Bible Belt?

I live in the middle of Texas and I find that generalization hard to believe. Do you actually think every single business, hospital, pharmacy, and everything else talked about in that article in a wide span of area will completely deny services to lgbt and women?

No, but a not insignificant number will, and that is is too many.

[hops]

[Shadowlord]

This sounds truly horrible if it is true.

Shit, if pretty much any of the fear-mongering is right, then the riots are going to be never-ending the next 4 years, are they?

And if they also move to pass something like this?