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04-18-2016 02:06 PM |
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The Civil Rights Act 1964 was highly political, redundant and the over reaching by the federal government . Forced school integration, Affirmative Action programs and racial preference for college/university entry are/were intrusive and unjust. In essence all that flowed from the Civil Rights Act has been discriminatory in nature and as such an abridgment of every citizens rights. So yes the law was/is intrusive and the law was/is unjust.
Meantime the assault on religious freedom/liberty continues. The concerted effort by the gay community with a little help from their useful idiot friends in the news media, Hollywood etc continue intrusive and unjust demands of ordinary citizens accusing them of crimes . The economic pressure placed by them and their useful idiot is now taking its toll on corporations who do not want to get caught up in boycotts, etc. So now we have government telling citizens that can't practice their faith as they believe and corporations telling their employees via employee handbooks they can't practice their faith as they believe. An employee wrote in a newsletter that he quit Home Depot because of their support of Gay Pride Parades and would not participate. Were will all this end? But it will end badly.
One poster keeps referring to me as high and mighty and I cringe at the thought that whoever this poster is s/he can't see that what s/he calls high and mighty as my plea/prayer for clarity of mind concerning this subject matter. Because this government continues under the guise of "common good" to strip citizens of their freedoms and some of these unfortunates are applauding the government as they do
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You and I have had some discussions on micro-aggression in the past. And I am not the poster you refer to above.
In my opinion, the micro-aggression movement is all about people, who in the past were subjected to discrimination, but now in the age of political correctness, have less and less injury. So now they have to create some... but now the tide is beginning to turn.
The Microaggression Farce | City Journal
Microaggressions and the Rise of Victimhood Culture - The Atlantic
By the same token Christianity has been the dominant religion in the United States for a long time however, that tide is turning as well. I don't see saying Season Greetings as contributing to the "War on Christmas".
I remember the Civil Rights movement in the 60's even though I was only 10ish at the time. No business now would even think of refusing service to a person of color.
I respect your right to Freedom of Religion but I fail to see how making a cake for a gay wedding, especially if it is picked up from a bakery, could impinge on your freedom of religion. I can understand how making a minster or priest officiate at a gay wedding is unreasonable.
At the time of the Civil Right Act people of color were subjected to discrimination in everyday life. In the 50's gays were hunted by the police, the military and even Congressional panels. I really fail to see how this act could be deemed over reach.
These are just my thoughts on the subject and are not aimed at anyone or any religion.
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