I have been hearing more people talking about the "Special Rights" that minority groups are getting, and how scary it is. We saw this as part of the so called "push back" in the US elections.
What I am confused about though are what these so-called special rights that groups, such as the LGBTQ community, have, actually are? What rights do they have or have been given that members of those groups don't have? What makes these rights special?
Is it the right to be judged as an employee by your work and qualifications and not your gender identity or sexuality?
Is it the right to be served as a customer at any business regardless of race, gender, or sexuality?
Is it the right to rent a home or a room at a hotel or B&B without being denied because of your race, or sexuality?
Is it the right to form a public and officially, legally, recognised and licensed relationship with the person you love regardless of their race or gender?
Is it the right to go to the bathroom of your choosing without being harassed and threatened because you fail to conform to gender stereotypes?
Is it the right to walk down the street without fear of being harassed, attacked, or worse because of your race, sexuality, or gender?
Is it the right not be be arrested and made into a criminal because of who you are or who you love?
What exactly are these special rights?
Perhaps someone on the Right can explain it to me, cause I don't get it.
What I am confused about though are what these so-called special rights that groups, such as the LGBTQ community, have, actually are? What rights do they have or have been given that members of those groups don't have? What makes these rights special?
Is it the right to be judged as an employee by your work and qualifications and not your gender identity or sexuality?
Is it the right to be served as a customer at any business regardless of race, gender, or sexuality?
Is it the right to rent a home or a room at a hotel or B&B without being denied because of your race, or sexuality?
Is it the right to form a public and officially, legally, recognised and licensed relationship with the person you love regardless of their race or gender?
Is it the right to go to the bathroom of your choosing without being harassed and threatened because you fail to conform to gender stereotypes?
Is it the right to walk down the street without fear of being harassed, attacked, or worse because of your race, sexuality, or gender?
Is it the right not be be arrested and made into a criminal because of who you are or who you love?
What exactly are these special rights?
Perhaps someone on the Right can explain it to me, cause I don't get it.
via International Skeptics Forum http://ift.tt/2fOI4aY
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