Exactly. I live outside of the US and when my professional friends do international jobhunts, the gay friends do not even consider jobs in the US because they’ll have very few legal protections there. The Christian friends don’t have to consider anything like that. In fact, in the US they’ll probably have more legal…

Sure do. Here you go.

It should be noted that this is not two women. One is a child.

“The sisters weren’t convicted of any crimes, rather their sentence was punishment for their brother’s elopement.”

That's what I keep saying. Put your money where your mouth is. RESIGN YOUR JOB in protest. Honestly, that would be standing up for your beliefs (wrongheaded and bigoted as they are). But you want to keep collecting your paycheck so there your ass keeps sitting.

You know what? As a gay person who’s been subjected to repeated legal discrimination—including being blocked from marrying my partner of over a decade until a couple of months ago, being subject to a ban on LGBT adoption, having to hire an attorney to draft POA and hospital visitation documents just so I could see my…

I have no doubt she feels she’s forgiven. And if she divorces yet again, she’ll be forgiven yet again.

I still don’t understand how someone who has been married four times can say with a straight face that it undermines her religious beliefs to allow gay people to marry.

“Last time I checked I was number one on Forbes list.”

Did you work 60 hours per week during college, while routinely studying in pain?

You do know that like 1% will eveer make money professionally from their skills?

If they don’t call it the B’Gosh, they have failed.

So they mastered interstellar travel and they were interested in our comparatively pleb-tier nuclear weapons?

Seems legit.

The Shrek stuff made me a bit sad. For a story about an ogre who has to learn to love himself, it’s a bit too on the nose.