how can someone be a doctor going through 15 years of university and then be blinded by faith in a book written 2000 years ago by who knows who?

Well, based on the current laws, it isn't illegal This should be fixed though, it's terrible

My dad (who is actually fine with homosexual people) says that these laws might as well get passed and the businesses who actually do discriminate will suffer, but people aren't going to care. I guess more people would care than if a company just publicly stated that gay marriage or being gay is wrong, or donated money to anti-gay groups. I still think Chick-fil-a is delicious, but I don't agree with them on gay marriage. I get my internet and cellphone service from AT&T, but I don't like their business practices (same with the only other ISP in my area, Comcast, and Verizon, Sprint, and to a lesser extent T-Mobile). That doesn't mean I should stop getting internet at my house and drop cellphone service and just stay on campus for when I need to use the internet. And I'll just stop now since I'm just rambling, but we need to take care of this through the government.

Well that makes a lot more sense I know a lot of people that actually believe you can't be scientific and religious at the same time so I was not 100% sure where you were going with that. Sorry.

Mess that 5 minutes across the border in Windsor this would never happen

I've met Canadians who (rightfully) feel like they've entered a 3rd world country when visiting Detroit and its suburbs.

I've never felt so close to death in my life tbh

To be fair, some of the suburbs are very very nice the contrast is mind boggling

Yeah I mean the north suburbs. Not where I'm from. But still even parts of Grosse Pointe Woods is full of mess.

Not surprised this happened in Detroit at all.

I always laugh when I hear people say this about the suburbs of Detroit.


These are a few typical houses where I live in the 3rd world country called Bloomfield Hills a known suburb of Detroit.

What the hell That's so wrong.