People have been born lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender since the beginning of humanity. They are not mistakes, and parents did nothing wrong. I don't blame my straight parents that I was born gay; I have always been gay, even as a child. My siblings are heterosexual.
In Kentucky, sexual orientation and gender identity are not protected by law yet religion and smoking are. How is this possible? If you actually believe sexual orientation and gender identity are choices, so is smoking and religion which are both protected by the Kentucky Civil Rights Act.
Why should smoking and religion be protected (clearly, a choice) under the Kentucky Civil Rights Act, and not sexual orientation and gender identity?
Have we not been through the Black Civil Rights Movement, and the Women's Civil Rights Movement?
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This is my view exactly Mr. Palmer. The sign above says it all in my opinion. It really disappointed me when I heard about the situation in Iowa. How some stated that if they legalized gay marriage that next incest and polygamy would be legalized as well. It really upset me that some have that particular mindset.
It also goes without saying that nobody should be fired because of their sexual orientation. How does being gay affect your job. Does a straight person do it better. If others are uncomfortable working with somebody who is not the same orientation. Why not offer a sensitivity training or some other program to help out instead of ruining somebodies career over something they can't help in the first place.
I am more than happy to sign this petition.
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