Comments by "Robert Turner" (@turnerfamilyinozi) on "Labor and Greens turning religious freedom bill into 'debate about LGBTIQ rights'" video.

  1.  @Prognosis__  The religious right are just upset they can't discriminate against anybody now, except for each other that is.
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  2. Incorrect. The majority standing up for the rights of a tiny minority.
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  3.  @olly7630  How?
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  4.  @olly7630  The religious can believe what they like, they just can't discriminate. Transgender isn't even mentioned in the bible. How many of those that do want to discriminate have tattoos, get hair cuts, shave, eat pork etc?
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  5.  @olly7630  I did not say that. LGBT people just want to be treated the same as every one else. I notice you have refused to reply about the other Leviticus laws. Why?
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  6.  @olly7630  I didn't say he had less rights. But if the religious discrimination bill passed he would have lost rights.
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  7.  @olly7630  The religious would not be losing rights the bill would give them more rights to discriminate.
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  8.  @olly7630  When it comes to sport I agree with you. Initially they have an advantage, over the long term though I am not sure. The lgbt community is not trying to do anything but retain the status quo when it comes to religion. It is some of the religious community that is trying to be able to discriminate. It is all over pretty much one line in Leviticus, while they ignore just about everything else in that book.
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  9.  @olly7630  So certain people aren't allowed to join certain religions, even if they are not doing anything to harm other people? You carefully avoided the total hypocrisy of the those on the religious right.
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  10.  @olly7630  You would have to ask them. I have no idea why anybody would want to belong to any religion? Why is the Christian right not concerned about other violations of the bible?
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  11. Your lack of biological science is astounding.
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  12.  @Barney_Rubble247  It must seem like that to those that want everybody to be the same.
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  13. No it's more like the majority protecting the 3% from those that want to persecute them. Usually the religious right.
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