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Stop the "We don't serve your kind here" bill in Tennessee

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Stephanie Stewart
12 years ago

This bill is the most reprehensible and disgusting thing this pathetic excuse for a legislature has done yet. Shame on anyone who supports it.

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Pat Kington
12 years ago

This is so hateful and stupid

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William watts
12 years ago

needs change

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Shannon Schuirmann
12 years ago

This is a hateful bill. Please spend your time helping provide legislation to provide for the real needs of people in TN- low cost substance abuse services, mental health services, preventative programs for impoverished children, oversight for children in the welfare system.

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Susan Glasser
12 years ago

This bill is WRONG!

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Bill Snyder
12 years ago

This is absurd, hateful, discriminatory legislation thatmust not pass.

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Chrissy cook
12 years ago

What happened to cival rights?

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Robert M. Keeton, PhD
12 years ago

Where in the Constitution does it say discrimination based on sexual orientation is legal.

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Stephen Grove
12 years ago

It's just irresponsible to propose such a law, that IF passed would be deemed unconstitutional. These lawmakers simply want to send a message of hate. They will be left in the dust of more progressive candidates just like most Teabaggers !

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Kim
12 years ago

This is the most absurd thing I've heard in a long time.

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Linda Straubel
12 years ago

Why are you doing this? It's insane to try to legalize bigotry at this time in our history.

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Erika Young
12 years ago

Spread kindness, not oppression.

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Jeanne Tapp
12 years ago

Christ taught us to love one another, not to support bigotry.

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Allyson Virden
12 years ago

This makes me sick to my stomach. We need to be moving forward, not backwards.

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Kevin
12 years ago

This is ridiculous.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

These guys are idiots!!!!

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Michelle Pamir
12 years ago

I just moved from TN, and it saddens me that the state is still living in the past.

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Steven Culbertson
12 years ago

discrimination needs to end. civil rights should never have been an issue, rather an ideal. read the declaration, congress!

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William Gaston
12 years ago

Not christe like, and a sad sad bill that is very irreresponsible.

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Marriah Mabe
12 years ago

As a social worker I find this bill absolutely deplorable. I believe in equal rights for all persons no matter their differences. Any law that points to one particular group of persons as a group not worthy of certain basic respect from his or her fellow man is sickening. Have we not learned from racial segregation laws of our past and the long term ill effects they have had on our society?