woodguru

The right has a horrible time understand where their freedom ends when they are in the middle of someone else's business.

They are up in arms when told to wear a mask, that's an offense to their freedom...

When a religious freedom loving homophobe business owner wants to refuse baking cakes for gays that's okay...
...But a restaurant owner is a N**i for asking customers to wear a mask, their business their rules, right?

Being free to believe wh**ever you want doesn't apply to other people who don't believe in god, they want to interfere in life changing decisions that a woman can have a hundred reasons why they would chose not to have a baby.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Do yourself a really big favor.
Take all this h**e speech and psychobabble out and burn it.
Then make a desperate attempt to become human.

Sonny Magoo Loc: Where pot pie is boiled in a kettle

You make zero sense.
No science.
No history.
No logic.
Just "it's not fair" baby antics

Liberty Tree

He just does it to rile people up and to try and convince himself that he is relevant.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Be should try a hobby. Like Russian Roulette.

Strycker Loc: The middle of somewhere else.

Absolutely their business their rules. If a business wants to continue masking rules, more power to them. I have no doubt there is a clientele of fearful people that would reward them for it. Not the same as a government mandate using government policing powers to force all businesses to conform or be disappeared. Same with the baker, who by the way, did not refuse to bake a cake for gays. He refused to bake a cake for a gay wedding. It is the left that doesn't supports individual choice over the claims of the good of the collective. Or did you not hear, the word "choice" is now a destructive triggering term for the left because it represents an individual "choice" with out considering the effect on the collective.

David L Loc: Central Wisconsin

The manager of the Asylum really should keep a closer watch on Woody. It's starting to look as though he could be a danger to himself.