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

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kathleen dove
12 years ago

what year is this?

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Valerie M. Langley
12 years ago

No place for hate in this state!

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Thomas Schlueter-White
12 years ago

As if Stacey Campfield wasn't embarassing enough, these three make national headlines. Those who voted for these nitwits should be ashamed of themselves.

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Patricia Freire
12 years ago

A person who can advocate such discrimination in 2014 is clearly unfit for office.

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Kevin Vaught
12 years ago

This is outrageous and an indcation of a lack of ethics and a civil society.

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James ducker
12 years ago

1800's called it wants it's outdated ideaolgy back

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Lorraine Lawrence
12 years ago

Equal rights for human beings.

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Justin Jaggers
12 years ago

Thanks, Representative Dunn, you're one of the reasons that Tennessee is viewed as a 'hick' state

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wendy preszler
12 years ago

Mr. Kelsey and Mr. Dunn clearly need to accept that they are closeted gays and get over themselves.

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Tracie C
12 years ago

This can not be allowed.

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Sarah Potter
12 years ago

I am shocked to see this bill in TN. Shame on every lawmaker and TN resident supporting bigotry.

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Rachel Mashburn
12 years ago

This is just ungodly and wrong.

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Destiny Higgins
12 years ago

This bill is a travesty. It is 2014 people are gay, get over it. You dont have to agree, but if someone pays for a service you should have to follow through. Every citizen of this country deserves the right to participate in every aspect of our society. Since the only argument against homosexuality is religious based and therefore invalid in a country where church is supposed to be separate from state for this reason. Where does the hate end? Does it stop here or do we allow this to become Pandora's box to discrimination. What if a police officer or doctor believes he should not have to help a homosexual because of they're personal interpretation of their religion? where does it end? I just am in shock that people in my own state think they can get away will passing laws like this in america. WE WILL NOT ALLOW THIS! WE, THE PEOPLE HAVE MADE VERY CLEAR THAT WE DO NOT WANT DISCRIMINATION IN OUR COUNTRY.

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Yvonne Salmon
12 years ago

Stop this bill NOW!

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Art Growden
12 years ago

Who did Jesus turn away? If one calls themselves a follower of Christ, how can you justify not serving everyone?

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Waylon Lambert
12 years ago

We must all stand as one to stop hate...

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Abigail Hill
12 years ago

If this bill passes, I'm moving. This is ridiculous and I will not be a part of a state and country that blatantly violates human rights.

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Autumn English
12 years ago

This proposed bill is a revolting attempt to justify bigotry and hatred under the guise of religion. Don't add another embarrassing and shameful chapter to the history of the South. Keep your self-ritous religious hypocrisy out of government.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

How will we ever teach our children to stop bullying when we are legalizing it?

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Stop this bill