Irony defined

[CO. Hoosier]

And I actually think you understand and understood my original point -- there is a component of this that is based upon perception, not what lawyers say or think, nor what courts ultimately decide. Those things are very important, but they are of detailed import to a select few, and in almost all matters, perception is also critically important. The law, no matter how you say it, appears to be anti-LGBT.

You've found common ground

The LBGT community and the religious fundamentalist community together believe the law is more anti-LBGT than it is. I understand your point about perception. And I also understand about reality in the language of the law. Reality wins. People use perception to further agendas, not to participate in the real world.

 

[iuwclurker1]

2 plus 2 means 4

New math?