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gt5254a@prism.gatech.EDU (William Herrin) writes:

>  You may reject it on a personal level if you want to. (Frankly, I think its
>kind of sick.) However, just as with freedom of religion, you don't (or at
>least shouldn't) have the right to reject it on a professional or governmental
>level.

Where DO you kids come up with that crap?  You (nor your agent of force,
the government) do NOT have the right to tell me what I do with my 
property and that includes my business.  That it has been done in
the past under the guise of "civil rights" makes it no less wrong.
This is all a manifestation of the leftist concept that individual
rights and personal property are inherently wrong and therefore must
be taxed and controlled by the government.  Perhaps when you enter the
real world and attempt to run a business, you will have a slightly
different view on the government forcing one set of citizen's beliefs
on another.  

John
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