sc94597 said:
If these beliefs are not logically sound, certainly they will indeed become unpopular on their own. Nobody banned religion, yet it has become increasingly unpopular since the enlightnment. The only reason discrimination had lasted as long as it had with race was because the southern states enforced it through mandates. I am personally of the belief that good ideas beat out bad ideas in a free society where ideas are allowed to be shared. Forcing people just makes them take a step back regroup and react with force, as we've seen with this law. |
free societies have rule of law. there are things that we don't allow, refusing to make laws supporting the right thing for fear of backlash is foolish. As is leaving places that make us uncomefortable as Aeolus451 keeps suggesting. Sometimes lines need to be drawn. The idea of, sit and wait history is on your side isn't good enough. Popular ideas beat out unpopular ideas, good has nothing to do with it.
