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Tim Cook Apple Will Oppose Bills Like Indiana s Religious Freedom Law - NBC News
Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook on Sunday broadened his criticism of a new law in Indiana, which opponents say could be used to discriminate against gay people, to other states that he says have similar laws.
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act into law Thursday, sparking an outcry from those, including Cook, who say it could be used to protect businesses that refuse to serve gay people. The law's supporters say it will prevent the government from forcing business owners from providing services that go against their religious beliefs.
HAHA, good luck with that. And that is coming from someone who has never purchased an Apple product.
Most patriotic Americans oppose Indiana's new hate law.
That's a fact.
You wouldn't know a fact if it bit you....btw.. you now support evil corporations influence in the public arena? Wow....Most patriotic Americans oppose Indiana's new hate law.
That's a fact.
And you want the same kind as they have in Saudi Arabia and Iran.American liberals want the same kind of religious freedom enjoyed in China.
Wrong. I have nothing invested in Apple. The idea that a boycott of Apple is going to take place and be successful here is laughable.HAHA, good luck with that. And that is coming from someone who has never purchased an Apple product.
HAHA. It appears the idea of an apple boycott really scares you. As well it should. Most people don't like child molesters and Apple needs to rethink its support for them.
Most patriotic Americans oppose Indiana's new hate law.
That's a fact.
Hahaha
No.
I'm buying a $25 iTunes card in support of Apple.
No. I do want the same kind of religious freedom that this country had before the advance of toxic liberalism.And you want the same kind as they have in Saudi Arabia and Iran.American liberals want the same kind of religious freedom enjoyed in China.
The priest scandal proved that perverts are almost always child molesters and businesses certainly have a right to keep such horrible criminals out of their stores.
Tim Cook Apple Will Oppose Bills Like Indiana s Religious Freedom Law - NBC News
Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook on Sunday broadened his criticism of a new law in Indiana, which opponents say could be used to discriminate against gay people, to other states that he says have similar laws.
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act into law Thursday, sparking an outcry from those, including Cook, who say it could be used to protect businesses that refuse to serve gay people. The law's supporters say it will prevent the government from forcing business owners from providing services that go against their religious beliefs.
