Arizona is widely known to pass legislation that is
consistently considered questionable to the American people as a whole. But
this is there second attempt at legislation that could possibly permit active discrimination.
A past attempt included Arizona’s Immigration bill which was later repealed due
to its infringement on international territory. Now the specifics of this new
bill are still unclear to most of the population, however it appears that it will
look something like this. Small business owners will be given the right to deny
service based on sexual orientation as long as a religious claim is made.
So far this bill is well underway to becoming an Arizona
state law that could open the path to other laws of discrimination in the
future. However this bill has to pass the Arizona governor whom many can see
supporting either side of the argument. This bill may become law at some point,
but the life expectancy on a bill such as this one can be expected to be
extremely short due to its nature. Within a year if this bill is ratified we
may see it on the steps of the Supreme Court.
Many Americans use their religion as an excuse to look down
on others when the principle of nearly every religion is to treat others in a
manner that you would like to be treated and that all beings are equal. To see
a law like this even considered due to religious reasons is an abomination on
what religion stands for. Across the globe foreign nations fight for the right
to speak out against their governments, to act against crimes against humanity,
and to be secure in their own devices. In America we have given those rights to
every human that lives within our borders, and now that we have so little left
to fight for we have turned to a point where we wish to restrict the rights of
others that we don’t see eye to eye with. It has come to a point where every
citizen attempts to limit one another. The NAACP has come so far and
accomplished so much for the rights of African Americans, but they fail to see
that legal equality has been reached, and now many Americans see them as a
threat to the rights of others. Factions similar to the NAACP exist all across
the nation and now pose a threat to the rights of others.
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