What's the big deal with this whole Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration law?

[kwelz]

I'm not sure how you keep arguing this an refuse to look at the facts.
1) You have no right to force a private citizen to perform a private transaction that goes against his religious beliefs.
2) If you are requesting a wedding ceremony in a private setting you have no right to force other outside of your party to participate, specifically if it is against their religious beliefs.
3) If you are requesting a marriage to be performed, that is perfectly legal.
4) If you want a marriage to be performed and a wedding ceremony you must make the arrangements. The State will not force those who have a deep rooted morale obligation based upon their faith to support your wedding ceremony at the point of legal action.

Actually the Civi rights act would disagree with you on this.

[Averageman]

Actually the Civi rights act would disagree with you on this.

No, you're wrong.
I would gladly again explain why, but it is useless to provide an explaination to a closed mind.
I will bow out now, you all have fun with this.