This from andrewsullivan.com and Dan Savage's post: discriminating law from Iowa. This is scary:
It would be legal for an Iowa business owner who cites religious beliefs to refuse to provide jobs, housing, goods or services to people involved in a marriage that violates his or her religious convictions, according to a bill an Iowa House subcommittee will consider on Wednesday. House Study Bill 50, called the Religious Conscience Protection Act, would allow a person, business or organization such as a charity or fraternal group to deny services without fear of facing a civil claim or lawsuit if they think doing so would validate or recognize same-sex relationships.
Sigh.
Homophobia is going to die slowly.
Pace!
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Under China’s Threat, Taiwan Needs Its Own Power Sources More Than Ever
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Taiwan, which makes most of the world’s advanced computer chips, relies
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