One of the lesser evils of our age is the passing of “anti-discrimination” laws by legislators in democratic countries. These laws amount to systematic destruction of the principle of freedom of association. While governments should of course treat all citizens impartially, legislators have no business telling citizens whom we may do business with, rent a room to, hire, fire, or engage in any other private transaction with.
These outrageous laws are an assault on private life in general, but they are most especially an assault on organized religion, as this story from England illustrates.






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