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Typically discrimination (in the legal sense) doesn't work backwards. The gist of it is that the groups who can sue for discrimination have to be politically d
by Goladus 19y ago
Typically discrimination (in the legal sense) doesn't work backwards. The gist of it is that the groups who can sue for discrimination have to be politically disadvantaged. If straights wanted to force GayFriendMatch.com to match straight couples, a law could easily be passed.
I sort of wonder what the real aim here is. It seems like the service is being targeted because of the religious beliefs of the founder as much as the product itself.
- juwo 19y ago"It seems like the service is being targeted because of the religious beliefs of the founder " and the fact that eHarmony has lots of $$$$
- mynameishere 19y ago_have to be politically disadvantaged_ I'm going to make a wild guess and say that, pound for pound, homosexuals have political influence twice as great as heterosexuals, and, in their core issues, 100x as great.