BYU grad sued for barring gays from adoption website
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I think this is beyond ridiculous.
If the adoption is a private company, how can a court force it to serve patrons it doesn't want? Are there no other adoption services anywhere in that part of California? |
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I have no problem with folks boycotting the adoption service. The guy only did it to himself by discrimination. It would have been better to let his business go down the tubes than to have the court force him to accept clients. |
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Now, would I do it? Never. But if someone wants to do so, it's his right as the owner. Are you saying all white people are bigoted against blacks? |
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On another note. The church has family services which handles adoptions, I think. Do they have to let gays use their services. |
According to this article, what the company decided (i.e. the BYU grad) is that they would not allow anyone from California to participate, in order to prevent gays from being on their site, and therefore complied with their settlement agreement.
In other words, they chose not to allow anyone from California participate, lest they have to include gays. |
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