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Arkansas Granny

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4. And taxpayer dollars will be wasted trying to defend discrimination.

Reply to anotojefiremnesuka (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 15, 2015, 06:32 AM

Mar 2015

We're seeing the same type of legislation here. Arkansas recently passed a bill that does not allow cities in the state to pass their own anti-discriminatory ordinances.

http://www.thv11.com/story/news/local/little-rock/2015/02/23/arkansas-bars-expanded-local-anti-discrimination-laws/23903789/

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Jesus fucking Christ this is some terrible shit. Rod Beauvex Mar 2015 #1

It will pass then it will be eventually struck down by the federal courts anotojefiremnesuka Mar 2015 #2

And taxpayer dollars will be wasted trying to defend discrimination. Arkansas Granny Mar 2015 #4

I'm not so sure it would be struck down Jim Lane Mar 2015 #8

If you have a religious belief against usury Downwinder Mar 2015 #3

If memory serves the Bible, Torah and Koran require that all debt has to be anotojefiremnesuka Mar 2015 #5

Indiana is throwing this kind of bill around, too AwakeAtLast Mar 2015 #6

Intent may be clear to those who wrote it Brainstormy Mar 2015 #7

It's so bad I'm considering getting a concealed carry permit KevJo Mar 2015 #9

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