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3 Comments on “ANTI-GAY VETO?: GOP Representatives Change Their Mind; Encourage Arizona Governor to Reject Bill”

  1. SB 1062 was not a anti-gay or pro-Christian bill. The bill was actually an
    anti-Christian bill. The words gay, homosexual or Christian are NOT
    mentioned. It only states that a business can refuse service to anyone or
    group on “religious beliefs.” It meant that an Islamic or non-Christian
    business could refuse service to anyone or group of the Christian or
    Judaistic faith. The bill needed to be defeated. We knew the national media
    would not help if they knew it was anti-Christian so they were led to
    believe it was anti-gay. Thank you and God Bless.

  2. How would a business owner even know if someone was gay or lesbian, in
    order to deny their business? 

  3. the only way the restaurant owner would know if a guest was queer is if he
    knew the person personally. maybe even orally or anally. I have autonomy so
    I can refuse gay men and women can refuse lesbian advances. I worry about
    religious people who get involved in other people’s love affairs. I believe
    some so-called religious people hate on their brothers. for example, being
    a “born again” Baptist, some would hate on these people. if they live their
    lives as Christians, anyone is welcome to me even if the southern Baptist
    convention does not agree with me. I accepted the Lord and not an
    organization. I believe God made me and all of his children. “love thy
    neighbor” is one of the best scriptures inspired by my Lord and written in
    the two sections. I do not see hate in the new/old testament.

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