Excellent article!
Public accommodation laws didn't seem unconstitutional at first, but . . . http://buff.ly/2ufq8u4 pic.twitter.com/lbQut9mOvA
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Heart of Atlanta Hotel. Google it. You will find that you are wrong.
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It's almost like segregationists never provided biblical justification for their discrimination.
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Herm, you do realize that people used to use their religion to justify slavery and the same thought process to justify segregation.
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This is not a good idea. Please don't spread it around.
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So if you hate someone based on skin color you're evil, but if you hate someone based on their sexual orientation, that's A-OK. Got it.
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Perhaps Mr. Cain you should refrain from constitutional analysis. It's not necessarily rocket science but it does require critical thinking
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I thought he went away. No such luck?
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I agree, so many laws can be so good . But then there are the loopholes that stain us on our most highest freedoms .
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This argument only works if you ignore the fact that segregation was regularly justified in religious terms. And you KNOW that, sir.
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