[Torie]

It used to be before a change in the law, and a change in the attitude about the enforcement, that millions experienced humiliating discriminating, disenfranchising discrimination, every day of their lives on this mortal coil. Laws animated by the right moral spirit can and do make a difference, a big difference, in a civil society.

[Mulch]

"...that millions experienced humiliating discriminating, disenfranchising discrimination, every day of their lives"

Millions? Hardly. It might make you feel good to be a victim but it is a shameful quality in my book. Anti-discrimination laws teach people to act like victims. In the long run, that is harmful to the individual and society in general.