The Capricious Non partisan Government Arbitrary Action thread.

[MediumBaller]

Do you think "Christians" should be able to refuse service to people based on their personal beliefs? So, like gays and lesbians, or say... a Muslim family, or maybe even an interracial couple?

No. While I understand that there might be instances where a Christian feels that doing something goes against their beliefs (say a Christian wedding photographer doing a same-sex wedding, for example), I think allowing people to refuse service based on personal beliefs is a slippery slope that could take us back to some of the darker moments in our history.

 

[gourimoko]

No. While I understand that there might be instances where a Christian feels that doing something goes against their beliefs (say a Christian wedding photographer doing a same-sex wedding, for example), I think allowing people to refuse service based on personal beliefs is a slippery slope that could take us back to some of the darker moments in our history.

Agreed.

 

[Sebastian]

This diplomat sort of feels the same as many liberals.

The proposals have no actual merit and can't be defended, but simply being anti-Obama is all it takes.

Foolishness.

View: https://twitter.com/katherinemiller/status/895414678486208512

Correction: Not liberals, but about 99.5% of the human species.

Anyway, Trump is probably the first President since George Washington to not know what his job is and how to do it.

Washington had an excuse considering the job was new. Trump is simply an intellectual void with so much contempt for everyone that he couldn't even be bothered to try to learn what being POTUS means, much less treat the Office with dignity.