SCOTUS rules that discrimination in employment under Title VII includes sexual orientation

Yeah lemme claim group membership ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

I concur with that.

 

Yep.... the people we're most prone to consider the undesirables are the ones who Jesus seemed to seek out. Maybe he was trying to tell us something...

 

I'm not inderwirable, just deplorable.

And in the 15%...

 

Paedophiles are hated by everyone, even the alphabet people. They'll add an 'S' to the acronym before pedos gain entry.

 

That would require a big change in consent laws. Not sure how they could argue it.

 

How would the cow acknowledge consent?

 

That argument will never hold water. I don't think anyone believes paedophiles choose their sexual orientation, but so what? They're still responsible for it; the vast majority go on to be despicably evil people, and if 'LGBTwhatever' is meant to be a celebration of those identities, then, no one is going to be celebrating paedophilic relationships anytime soon - not even Socrates.

 

I wish I could say it would never happen.

It doesn't seem like it was all that long ago that gay people were considered to be some kind of deviants and now many of them march proudly in the streets and demand even more acceptance than they already have. Before that unmarried women who were pregnant were considered mentally unstable and now nobody bats an eyelid.

I really hope that those whose desires can never be consensually reciprocated (which is obviously a crucial issue that differentiates them from homosexuals and unmarried pregnant women) don't achieve the same acceptance but I wouldn't hold out too much hope. Much of society is apparently OK with burning down a business owned by a black couple as a way to protest the death of a black guy, not to mention all sorts of other double standards around the issue of exactly when black lives matter.

 

Romans 1

 

Give that man a gold star! Absolutely