Those people

I spent over 9 hours in the car today, most of  it listening to the radio.  It seems Arizona has found a new way to foster prejudice.  This time in the name of saving religious rights.

Assuming they can pull this off, will it open the door for all sorts of other religious "needs?"  And . . . I wonder how they intend to enforce it?

Will we all have to carry cards designating our sexual preferences for identification?  Heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, asexual?  Adulterer, widow with needs, chaste widower?  Or do they think they can just look at people and "know."  If I try to go into one of these places with my sister, will I have to prove we aren't a couple?  Will it eliminate the ability of fathers and sons, mothers and daughters to eat out together?

Maybe everyone should just save this sort of person a lot of trouble .  Maybe it is time to boycott this kind of business.  Maybe it is even time to boycott Arizona.  I am truly offended by "that kind" of holier than thou person.