Kentucky Clerk Denies Marriage Licenses | Update: Clerk Freed w/Warning!

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padib said:

But it isn´t an easy matter of course: if you are refused to be allowed to discriminate, are you in turn being discriminated upon? That is the matter in this case.

@Bold. Yes.

That's why I have been arguing as I have. Progressivism is promoted as a herald of equality and harmony. Yet we see that by virtue of it, some people are being put to jail. It's ironic.

So, if we would assume that the clerk is being discriminated upon for not having the right to discriminate (even though I cannot see how the clerk is being discriminated on in any way), who has the most right on its side? The clerk who whishes to discriminate the gay couple based on religion or the gay couple that wishes to discriminate the clerk based on the law? One can change job, the other can change clerk. Who has the most right in your opinion?