in the final analysis, the people who fight the HARDEST against equality rights for LGBT people, are the ones how would be the LEAST affected by those very same rights.
Good for Reuters and those companies who see Minnesota as doing the wrong thing.
Nothing good will come from restricting the LGBT community, if anything it just shows up the real bigots and I believe people are now taking more note of the hateful!!
That’s the way to do it. Once Americans (and not just them) start cottoning on to the fact that homophobic discrimination costs money to big business, the citadels will fall. Good on Thomson Reuters.
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in the final analysis, the people who fight the HARDEST against equality rights for LGBT people, are the ones how would be the LEAST affected by those very same rights.
So gay marriage comes down to money?
WTF?
Good for Reuters and those companies who see Minnesota as doing the wrong thing.
Nothing good will come from restricting the LGBT community, if anything it just shows up the real bigots and I believe people are now taking more note of the hateful!!
Good for Reuters and other companies who recognise the importance of full LGBT rights.
That’s the way to do it. Once Americans (and not just them) start cottoning on to the fact that homophobic discrimination costs money to big business, the citadels will fall. Good on Thomson Reuters.
Unfortunately doing the “right thing” doesn’t sway opinion as much a cold hard cash.
Congrats to Reuters for taking a stand against bias against LGBT persons!