Nearly 200 cities pass laws
discriminating against Christians
Godfather Politics – Dave Jolly
– 9/30/2013
Gay activists are
successfully getting laws passed in cities around the country that discriminate
against Christians. The laws are called nondiscrimination laws by the
LGBT activists pushing through one city council after another. So far,
over 180 cities have passed these so-called nondiscrimination ordinances.
In essence the laws provide
special protection to LGBT individuals while at the same time; they place huge
restrictions on the religious rights of Christians. For instance, the San
Antonio city council voted 8-3 to pass their ordinance that bans any form
of discrimination based upon sexual orientation or gender identity.
Their ban went so far as to
forbid anyone who does not openly accept or support gay rights from conducting
any business with the city. Violating the ordinance is a Class C
misdemeanor that could result in a fine of up to $500 per day.
Today, we find nearly 200
cities with nondiscriminatory ordinances. By the end of the year the
number will most likely be well over 200. It wouldn’t surprise me to see
a federal law passed sometime before the end of 2014 that discriminates against
Christians and provides the special protection for gays. If left
unchecked, by the end of 2015 we could well see any public show of Christianity
to be outlawed because it offends someone somewhere. No one cares about
offending Christians because we’re just lower class citizens anyway.
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