Angie's List halts Indiana expansion over anti-gay law

WPTZ ^ | 3/28/15 | Hannah Bae Ben Rooney and Aaron Smith

[Oliviaforever]

Add Angie's List to the roster of companies and business interests taking a stand against Indiana's new anti-gay law.

[x1stcav]

Oh! No!

If Indiana has lost Angie’s List, uh, what have they lost?

[Ouderkirk]

Who uses Angie’s list?

If yLucent do it yourself you hire a contractor. How hard is it tofind someone reputable... Not hard. References, samples of their work is all you need.

So many stupid people.

[Sooth2222]

"What “anti-gay” law is that?"

This one?

WaPo: "19 states that have ‘religious freedom’ laws like Indiana’s that no one is boycotting"

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Progressives have mastered the science of using language to constantly reinforce ideology and thus winning arguments just by starting them.

Also known as lying, and counting on there being enough ignorance among the masses to make the lie stick.

[rockrr]

I wish there was something I could do to get the left in my state to self-segregate ;’)

[Junk Silver]

“Also known as lying, and counting on there being enough ignorance among the masses to make the lie stick.”

Not to mention counting on the Mainstream Media to dutifully transmit approved Progressive talking points in every headline, article and broadcast report.

[cripplecreek]

Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act, Explained

The first RFRA was a 1993 federal law that was signed into law by Democratic president Bill Clinton. It unanimously passed the House of Representatives, where it was sponsored by then-congressman Chuck Schumer, and sailed through the Senate on a 97-3 vote.

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The court held that federal RFRA was generally inapplicable against state and local laws. Since then, a number of states have enacted their own RFRA statutes: Indiana became the twentieth to do so.

[Leaning Right]

It dares to provide support for a small set of situations (e.g. Christian baker and homo wedding, possibly some bed and breakfasts)...

I'm guessing this is all going to be a moot point anyway. Because the ACLU or somebody else is going to challenge this law in federal court, and the law will be struck down.

Religious freedom no longer counts. And neither does the right of a state to make its own laws.

[greene66]

I’m jealous of Indiana.

Nothing I’d like better than have all those pro-pervert corporations who support the efforts of the homo-fascists to attack, harass, bankrupt and even arrest Christians exercising their religious liberty and freedoms, to completely exit my state.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Yes, if the death star of the homo set keeps rising, it will force a confrontation at one level if not at another.

They are cruising for their own bruising. It’s not a matter of whether, it is a matter of when and how.

[OwenKellogg]

I just might have to move back to Indiana.

[RginTN]

“anti-gay”.....wow...the left are lying again.

[Oliviaforever]

Angie’s List, Craig’s Lisp, Emily’s List and even Schindler’s List, it’s all so confusing.

[HiTech RedNeck]

They take their ball and go home... they open a door for someone with a different point of view to fill the gap. Susan B. Anthony’s list, or whatever it could be called.

[cripplecreek]

Mississippi and Indiana have passed the RFR act since this map was published.



I don't know about other states but here in Michigan we passed it in the house a while back but the senate hasn't taken it up yet.

[EnigmaticAnomaly]

Well COME ON BACK! We’d LOVE to have more FReepers here! The more the merrier! ;-)

[cripplecreek]

Your state already has a nearly identical law.

[EnigmaticAnomaly]

I think this country needs to draw up a divorce contract between the looney left and normal, God-fearing, patriotic Americans.

[OwenKellogg]

But no liberals are threatening to boycott VA.

[cripplecreek]

Because they’re morons being led by the nose.