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Re: Federal judge strikes down Utah’s ban on same-sex marriage
As long as there are laws, there is discrimination. If a person violates a law, they are going to be treated differently than someone who doesn't violate a law. That is a very basic form of discrimination that is accepted and viewed as within the public interest in so and therefore justified, but it is still a form of discrimination. Having citizenship rules for a country is itself a form of discrimination. It treats citizens different than noncitizens, discrimination.
I have no problems with private discrimination, everyone does it daily. I do have a problem with the state discriminating.
As long as there are laws, there is discrimination. If a person violates a law, they are going to be treated differently than someone who doesn't violate a law. That is a very basic form of discrimination that is accepted and viewed as within the public interest in so and therefore justified, but it is still a form of discrimination. Having citizenship rules for a country is itself a form of discrimination. It treats citizens different than noncitizens, discrimination.