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I see. So are you opposed to accessibility laws, which require businesses to spend money to adhere to additional building codes, in order to accommodate the di
by zzalpha 10y ago
I see.
So are you opposed to accessibility laws, which require businesses to spend money to adhere to additional building codes, in order to accommodate the disabled?
- elpocko 10y agoIf there are plenty alternatives available, and the express purpose of the building is something the disabled in question are inherently unfit for, then yes, then I'm opposed to such laws. Being homosexual is not a handicap, and they are not being excluded from society by not being able to match each other on a religious dating website.
- elpocko 10y agoOh, and it actually, honestly didn't cross my mind once that I'm bisexual myself when I made this argument. So it should not say "they" in my comment above, but rather "we". My sexuality is not that important to me, and the bisexual tendency is a rather new thing to me, so I tend for forget.