LNRT on 11 July 2008
| dtewi said: You are confusing rights with beliefs. Someone has a right to say that someone shouldn't be able to do something that doesn't harm anyone because of her beliefs? She said "I am offended!" and she won the case. That is wrong. You should be able to break the law because you don't like something.
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It is more complicated than that. Like I said in the other thread I am not sure there is a right answer to this problem and like the vagabond said it is her job but I still think it is also her right to not do something she isn't comfortable with. They can't really fire her because of her religious beliefs. The only logical solution I can see is to get somebody that will preform these same sex marriges.
