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To: Kuksool
no exemption for religious institutions.

Will our fine libertarian friends still tell us that what two men do in the privacy of their own home hurts no one?

5 posted on 03/21/2003 5:57:50 AM PST by Dataman
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To: Dataman
no exemption for religious institutions.

From the article: The bill would prohibit employment discrimination based on "sexual orientation" within the metro government, which includes the public school system.

Looks like someone didn't read it, but instead tried to make a silly jab at libertarians.

7 posted on 03/21/2003 7:12:42 AM PST by FreeTally
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To: Dataman
Will our fine libertarian friends still tell us that what two men do in the privacy of their own home hurts no one?

Yup.

What they do in public is an entirely different matter.

Goobermint shouldn't discriminate based on sexual orientation. If an employee is homosexual, that need not affect their performance. But if they are disruptive, or have a bad appearance, a bad attitude or act impolitely, they should be fired on THAT basis.

A teacher has no business discussing his or her sexuality with students. If they do, hetero or homo, I'd fire 'em in a heartbeat. A teacher has no business pretending to be another sex, or dressing weirdly, etc. If they do I'd fire 'em, hetero or homo.

Do you talk about or flaunt your sexual orientation in YOUR workplace? I know I don't in mine. We may have many homosexual employees. I don't know, I don't WANT to know, and I don't care.

8 posted on 03/21/2003 7:28:51 AM PST by jimt
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