[Republican Wildcat]

According to the left, a bill protecting people from discrimination and being forced to participate in a lifestyle they don't agree with is "discrimination." They believe you should be able to harass people out of existence for being people of faith - taking away their means of providing food and shelter for themselves and their families if you don't want to participate in their lifestyle - and not forcing them to do so is "discrimination". As the phrase goes: Liberal Logic 101: Yes, they are that stupid

[publius911]

What’s a George Takei?

[RginTN]

Good. If leftists boycotted Red States that would allow all those on the Right to prosper and not be annoyed by leftists!

[SECURE AMERICA]

Democratic lawmakers, LGBT rights activists and civil liberties groups have argued that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act legalizes discrimination

Have you argued that about the 1993 Act that Bill Clintion signed into law? The FEDERAL Religious freedom Restoration Act?
No? Thought not you bunch of hypocrites!

[ScottinVA]

Yawn...

Someone needs to remind these faggedy fascists boycotts only work when they...

Well, actually they don’t work at all against states.

[ScottinVA]

For those wanting to support Indiana-made products, the best ideas come from the boycott lists from the libs themselves. This from the Daily Kos:

Clabber Girl Baking Powder
Nestle: Nesquik, CoffeeMate, Boost
Red Gold canned tomato products
Bar Keepers Friend
Vera Bradley
Eli Lilly

[goodnesswins]

Who?

[JimRed]

Get back in the damned closet, George!

[JoeFromSidney]

I agree with almost everything said in the comments. The Gaystapo should give up on trying to force people to accept their perverted lifestyle. Those of us who think sodomy is a sin have rights too.

Having said that, I believe I must say a good word for George Takei. Several years ago, at a science fiction convention, he and I were assigned the same time slot for giving autographs. We sat at adjacent tables while our respective fans came by. I autographed a whole TWO books in that hour. Not a particularly big deal. George's fans, by contrast, formed a line that went out the door and down the hallway. Despite the large number of fans, he took time with each one, autographing whatever they brought (Star Trek stuff of one kind or another) and chatting briefly with each one. Yes, it was because of his fans that he was famous, but he treated them with respect.

[generally]

#BoycottGeorgeTakei