look....if that's what Indiana wants ....who are we to say no?
I do respect their decision.
Because it violates the constitution.
The 14th amendment clearly says that everyone is to be treated equally under the law.
The government of Indiana has written and passed a law that makes it legal to not treat everyone equally under the law.
The federal Constitution trumps state laws. If a state law violates the constitution that law isn't implemented.
I'm sure that people are right now taking steps to challenge that law in court. No court in the nation is going to allow a state to violate the Constitution.
I just want to know how a gay person is going to be able to eat food if the only store in their small town won't sell food to them because they're gay?
Or how is a gay person going to get the proper medical treatment if the only doctor in their small town refuses to treat them because they're gay?