[Regarding Indiana's religious freedom bill passing]

I don't live there so I don't honestly care and even if I did live there it wouldn't effect me any ways so again I don't honestly care but what does peek my interest is the kick in the nuts (or cooch) this is to SJW.

I won't get into this one too much as this is definitely a TRIGGER WARNING topic, specially with furs considering the number of gay and other wise in the fandom, but let me leave you with this line of logic:

A gay couple is complaining that some cake place won't bake them a cake for their wedding and after making a big deal about it and calling in the SJW armies gets the place shut down and the owners fined. Your hurt feelings just cost a family their life's work. The bakery, who had been selling cakes to this and other couples of a non-wedding sort, choose not to do a wedding cake for them on religious grounds. And thats horrible and evil of them to follow their faith, their faith ends where some one else's feelings begin, right? So think about this, if the government can force bakers to make cakes for people against their religious beliefs, should they also force pro-life doctors to proform abortions against their beliefs? Should we force Muslim children in schools to eat pork if its on the lunch menu for the day? I'm sure your thinking these aren't even similar to the original topic but it is, its about forcing people to give up their faith and beliefs just because some one else feels they should.

I say let Indiana have its law. Don't punish the people and the businesses there by taking away sporting events they need to support themselves just because some politicians did some thing you don't like. The last group of people I knew who thought it was ok to hurt the public because they didn't likes the government flew a couple planes into a couple tall buildings; do you honestly want to be like them? If a business discriminates, it is only taking money away from itself by turning away customers.

And don't worry, I'm sure there's going to be a ton of SJW protesting in front of any place that happens to use this new law so you'll know who they are. Shaming people and businesses is what social media is all about now a days. Though the people I truly admire aren't the people fighting for equality, its the people who stand up for their rights and tell the SJW to go fuck themselves.