How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company? Thats basically forcing someone to change beliefs so they dont get fired. Thats wrong no matter how you slice it. Personally, i can care less if you want to marry a woman, a man or a friggin billy goat. I dont like the idea of someone trying to force me to change my beliefs by hanging something over my head....Thats bullying imo....From the article:
Is this the definition of a "savvy" conservative - one that will occasionally concede to the existence of facts, even if only privately? My, how savvy!Savvy conservatives and evangelicals are acknowledging, often privately, that public opinion is not in their favor. And they fear what will happen in the future to those who fought against the rising tide of public opinion.
“We have people who are losing their jobs, being smeared publicly because they hold the view that marriage is a union between one man and one woman,” said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, an evangelical think tank and lobbying organization. “They are called bigots. Homophobes. That is not the way we operate in a free society.”
I also like how capitalism is an unquestioned good, until suddenly businesses decide to fire people whose views could affect the corporate bottom line - as is their wont in a capitalistic economy - and suddenly that's "not the way we operate in a free society." It isn't?
Are you afraid of gay marriage being SHOVED DOWN YOUR THROAT??How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company? Thats basically forcing someone to change beliefs so they dont get fired. Thats wrong no matter how you slice it. Personally, i can care less if you want to marry a woman, a man or a friggin billy goat. I dont like the idea of someone trying to force me by hanging something over my head....From the article:
Is this the definition of a "savvy" conservative - one that will occasionally concede to the existence of facts, even if only privately? My, how savvy!Savvy conservatives and evangelicals are acknowledging, often privately, that public opinion is not in their favor. And they fear what will happen in the future to those who fought against the rising tide of public opinion.
“We have people who are losing their jobs, being smeared publicly because they hold the view that marriage is a union between one man and one woman,” said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, an evangelical think tank and lobbying organization. “They are called bigots. Homophobes. That is not the way we operate in a free society.”
I also like how capitalism is an unquestioned good, until suddenly businesses decide to fire people whose views could affect the corporate bottom line - as is their wont in a capitalistic economy - and suddenly that's "not the way we operate in a free society." It isn't?
Any rant that begins with pointless redundancy and then moves into frothy caps-laced ranting is bound to be gold. Don't know how you could stop. I applaud your restraint.I stopped reading here, it was a sufficient statement of your views.GordonGekko said:My view on gay marriage is pretty simple.
If you are pro gay marriage, you should want gays to have the right to marry. Live and let live and all that.
If you are anti gay marriage, you should want gays to have the right to marry. How many happily married people do you know? Marriage is a fiduciary relationship. It grants the government the right to interfere and tell you how often you can see your kids and enable them to tell you that you are now financially destroyed because someone has buyers remorse in a No Fault divorce system.
If you just don't care about gay marriage, you should want gays to have the right to marry. It's GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY. People getting married spend money, weddings are a BILLION DOLLAR BUSINESS. People have to earn a living right? I'm not going to be a hater here if some wedding cake baker or photographer wants more opportunity to earn to send their kids to college.
Whether you are pro gay or anti gay marriage, I think it's time to shoot political correctness in the foot. Gay marriage IS NOT going forward because of more public acceptance ( How can you say that when anything said at all that a gay person might find negative is used like a weapon for bad PR? Don't think Michael Sam is a good pass rusher? SCREW YOU THEN BIGOT!) The "traditional" marriage rate is down. Marriage, again, is a BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY. To help prop it up, gays are being given the right to marry. It's about MONEY. It's ALWAYS ABOUT MONEY.
Letting women vote. Not forcing blacks to drink from a different water fountain. Not sending Asians to die by dynamite to build a railroad. Call it all what you want. It's always been about MONEY. Social change usually happens on the back of the desire for profit.
Gays are usually DINKS (Double Income NO KIDS) Of course advertisers and corporations want to pander to that BUYING POWER.
Sleep with a woman, sleep with a man, sleep with a goat, I could care less. Just stop acting like you saved three dying kids off of Omaha Beach about it. You aren't "courageous", not most of you. I think a 14 year old who just realized they are different and want to talk to their parents, at risk of being kicked out and hold to their beliefs and preference, to me that's COURAGE. But some adult trying to milk out a book deal in a PC cultural with lobbyists ready to give you a free lawyer wants to believe they play hero ball because someone uses their tonsils for a love induced speed bag?
Gays need to understand. Most people DON'T CARE. THEY DON'T GIVE A FLYING #### ABOUT YOUR BEDROOM. THEY HAVE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS. JUST STOP SUING EVERYONE OVER IT.
Gay or straight, have the guts to be honest enough to understand this is always and will always be about MONEY.
The rest is tl;dr, GB.
When Christopher Penczak was introduced to Witchcraft, he found a spiritual path that hononred and embraced his homosexuality. Now he has written a book of clearheaded theory and practice that is bound to become a classic. With Gay Witchcraft, Penczak joins the ranks of his forebearers in spirit, gay writers who have taken a tradition and made it home.
I dont care about gay marriage, i dont like the idea of forcing people by threatening them to change their beliefs....Are you afraid of gay marriage being SHOVED DOWN YOUR THROAT??How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company? Thats basically forcing someone to change beliefs so they dont get fired. Thats wrong no matter how you slice it. Personally, i can care less if you want to marry a woman, a man or a friggin billy goat. I dont like the idea of someone trying to force me by hanging something over my head....From the article:
Is this the definition of a "savvy" conservative - one that will occasionally concede to the existence of facts, even if only privately? My, how savvy!Savvy conservatives and evangelicals are acknowledging, often privately, that public opinion is not in their favor. And they fear what will happen in the future to those who fought against the rising tide of public opinion.
“We have people who are losing their jobs, being smeared publicly because they hold the view that marriage is a union between one man and one woman,” said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, an evangelical think tank and lobbying organization. “They are called bigots. Homophobes. That is not the way we operate in a free society.”
I also like how capitalism is an unquestioned good, until suddenly businesses decide to fire people whose views could affect the corporate bottom line - as is their wont in a capitalistic economy - and suddenly that's "not the way we operate in a free society." It isn't?
Dr. King?How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company?
BumpSo you would favor legislation regulating private businesses and prohibiting them from firing or refusing to hire people based upon their political beliefs?People are entitled to their beliefs without losing job, life or livliehood i would assume or is that an outdated thought?A prejudiced belief is no less prejudiced because it's founded in religionTo be fair, there is a stigma attached to those who stand up for their beliefs. As a Christian, I know there are going to be people who hate what I believe and stand for. That's fine, it's simply a human opinion to me. After all, what's popular isn't always right.
Stephen or Martin?Dr. King?How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company?
who's being forced to change their beliefsI dont care about gay marriage, i dont like the idea of forcing people by threatening them to change their beliefs....Are you afraid of gay marriage being SHOVED DOWN YOUR THROAT??How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company? Thats basically forcing someone to change beliefs so they dont get fired. Thats wrong no matter how you slice it. Personally, i can care less if you want to marry a woman, a man or a friggin billy goat. I dont like the idea of someone trying to force me by hanging something over my head....From the article:
Is this the definition of a "savvy" conservative - one that will occasionally concede to the existence of facts, even if only privately? My, how savvy!Savvy conservatives and evangelicals are acknowledging, often privately, that public opinion is not in their favor. And they fear what will happen in the future to those who fought against the rising tide of public opinion.
“We have people who are losing their jobs, being smeared publicly because they hold the view that marriage is a union between one man and one woman,” said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, an evangelical think tank and lobbying organization. “They are called bigots. Homophobes. That is not the way we operate in a free society.”
I also like how capitalism is an unquestioned good, until suddenly businesses decide to fire people whose views could affect the corporate bottom line - as is their wont in a capitalistic economy - and suddenly that's "not the way we operate in a free society." It isn't?
what does that have to do with the gays?Lemme ask you a serious question, Greggity. You're probably aware by now that I'm a Jew. Suppose I start myself a company, hire a bunch of employees, and then I learn that one of my employees is an anti-Semite. He's a fine worker and all, but in his off time he attends Neo-Nazi meetings. Doesn't affect his work any, but still.. I kinda don't want him around.
Should I be able to fire the guy? Yes or no?
i have never been asked what my political beliefs are, religious beliefs before being hired for a job in the military or as a civilian. Do you want people being fired for liking chocolate ice cream instead of vanilla? This is all ridiculous to me....BumpSo you would favor legislation regulating private businesses and prohibiting them from firing or refusing to hire people based upon their political beliefs?People are entitled to their beliefs without losing job, life or livliehood i would assume or is that an outdated thought?A prejudiced belief is no less prejudiced because it's founded in religionTo be fair, there is a stigma attached to those who stand up for their beliefs. As a Christian, I know there are going to be people who hate what I believe and stand for. That's fine, it's simply a human opinion to me. After all, what's popular isn't always right.
Well, if you tell someone they will be fired for a "belief" im pretty sure they will change it. Is that how things should be in your opinion?who's being forced to change their beliefsI dont care about gay marriage, i dont like the idea of forcing people by threatening them to change their beliefs....Are you afraid of gay marriage being SHOVED DOWN YOUR THROAT??How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company? Thats basically forcing someone to change beliefs so they dont get fired. Thats wrong no matter how you slice it. Personally, i can care less if you want to marry a woman, a man or a friggin billy goat. I dont like the idea of someone trying to force me by hanging something over my head....From the article:
Is this the definition of a "savvy" conservative - one that will occasionally concede to the existence of facts, even if only privately? My, how savvy!Savvy conservatives and evangelicals are acknowledging, often privately, that public opinion is not in their favor. And they fear what will happen in the future to those who fought against the rising tide of public opinion.
“We have people who are losing their jobs, being smeared publicly because they hold the view that marriage is a union between one man and one woman,” said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, an evangelical think tank and lobbying organization. “They are called bigots. Homophobes. That is not the way we operate in a free society.”
I also like how capitalism is an unquestioned good, until suddenly businesses decide to fire people whose views could affect the corporate bottom line - as is their wont in a capitalistic economy - and suddenly that's "not the way we operate in a free society." It isn't?
I'll repeat my question. Do you favor legislation regulating private businesses and prohibiting them from firing or refusing to hire people based upon their political beliefs?i have never been asked what my political beliefs are, religious beliefs before being hired for a job in the military or as a civilian. Do you want people being fired for liking chocolate ice cream instead of vanilla? This is all ridiculous to me....BumpSo you would favor legislation regulating private businesses and prohibiting them from firing or refusing to hire people based upon their political beliefs?People are entitled to their beliefs without losing job, life or livliehood i would assume or is that an outdated thought?A prejudiced belief is no less prejudiced because it's founded in religionTo be fair, there is a stigma attached to those who stand up for their beliefs. As a Christian, I know there are going to be people who hate what I believe and stand for. That's fine, it's simply a human opinion to me. After all, what's popular isn't always right.
NoLemme ask you a serious question, Greggity. You're probably aware by now that I'm a Jew. Suppose I start myself a company, hire a bunch of employees, and then I learn that one of my employees is an anti-Semite. He's a fine worker and all, but in his off time he attends Neo-Nazi meetings. Doesn't affect his work any, but still.. I kinda don't want him around.
Should I be able to fire the guy? Yes or no?
Because you are such a badass and ever so scary?Why dont you make me leave. Love the hide behind the keyboard people. Never in my life has someone called me anything negative to my face. I wonder why????That's what we call "freedom," my friend. It's not just for people who want to be able to bring guns to Arby's or post homophobic rants on Facebook. It's for companies making personnel decisions and people who want to call people idiots for posting homophobic Facebook rants too. If you don't like it you can leave, freedom-hater.I love the new America...."Think as we do or you lose your job and life". Awesome!!![]()
depends on the beliefWell, if you tell someone they will be fired for a "belief" im pretty sure they will change it. Is that how things should be in your opinion?who's being forced to change their beliefsI dont care about gay marriage, i dont like the idea of forcing people by threatening them to change their beliefs....Are you afraid of gay marriage being SHOVED DOWN YOUR THROAT??How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company? Thats basically forcing someone to change beliefs so they dont get fired. Thats wrong no matter how you slice it. Personally, i can care less if you want to marry a woman, a man or a friggin billy goat. I dont like the idea of someone trying to force me by hanging something over my head....From the article:
Is this the definition of a "savvy" conservative - one that will occasionally concede to the existence of facts, even if only privately? My, how savvy!Savvy conservatives and evangelicals are acknowledging, often privately, that public opinion is not in their favor. And they fear what will happen in the future to those who fought against the rising tide of public opinion.
“We have people who are losing their jobs, being smeared publicly because they hold the view that marriage is a union between one man and one woman,” said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, an evangelical think tank and lobbying organization. “They are called bigots. Homophobes. That is not the way we operate in a free society.”
I also like how capitalism is an unquestioned good, until suddenly businesses decide to fire people whose views could affect the corporate bottom line - as is their wont in a capitalistic economy - and suddenly that's "not the way we operate in a free society." It isn't?
...and they are entitled to the same rights as everyone elsePeople are entitled to their beliefs without losing job, life or livliehood i would assume or is that an outdated thought?A prejudiced belief is no less prejudiced because it's founded in religionTo be fair, there is a stigma attached to those who stand up for their beliefs. As a Christian, I know there are going to be people who hate what I believe and stand for. That's fine, it's simply a human opinion to me. After all, what's popular isn't always right.
No one hates you for being a Christian. And we don't hate Tony Perkins for being a Christian.To be fair, there is a stigma attached to those who stand up for their beliefs. As a Christian, I know there are going to be people who hate what I believe and stand for. That's fine, it's simply a human opinion to me. After all, what's popular isn't always right.
I better move if there's gonna be smiting. Apparently the nearby college (W&M) is nicknamed Bill and Larry for a reason.As most people know, I used to actively defend the Christian view of marriage here on the forum.
I don't anymore because I don't see the point. If God is a God who has smote cities with fire and brimstone in the past for homosexual behavior, and is a God who would do it again for the same reason, is there any indication at all they he would show grace and not do it as long as its not done in "marriage"?
If our cities and country is about to experience the wrath of God due to the growing homosexual nature of our populace, then it's going to happen regardless of this whole marriage issue. Protecting the definition of marriage isn't going to stop homosexuals from doing it.
No one hates you for being a Christian. And we don't hate Tony Perkins for being a Christian.To be fair, there is a stigma attached to those who stand up for their beliefs. As a Christian, I know there are going to be people who hate what I believe and stand for. That's fine, it's simply a human opinion to me. After all, what's popular isn't always right.
We hate him for being a ######## who's actively working to diminish the lives of other people and keep them from enjoying civil protections that the rest of us do.
and great pecs!
I am not saying they shouldnt? My problem comes when someone is being forced to change their views by threatening and bullying tactics. People being fired because they arent accepting of gay marriage is a pretty good form of bullying imo. Not sure how anyone can dispute that.......and they are entitled to the same rights as everyone elsePeople are entitled to their beliefs without losing job, life or livliehood i would assume or is that an outdated thought?A prejudiced belief is no less prejudiced because it's founded in religionTo be fair, there is a stigma attached to those who stand up for their beliefs. As a Christian, I know there are going to be people who hate what I believe and stand for. That's fine, it's simply a human opinion to me. After all, what's popular isn't always right.
So I can't fire an anti-Semite from my own company? OK. I think you and I live in a different country...NoLemme ask you a serious question, Greggity. You're probably aware by now that I'm a Jew. Suppose I start myself a company, hire a bunch of employees, and then I learn that one of my employees is an anti-Semite. He's a fine worker and all, but in his off time he attends Neo-Nazi meetings. Doesn't affect his work any, but still.. I kinda don't want him around.
Should I be able to fire the guy? Yes or no?
I'm gonna produce a cable show called "Smite Chasers" and catch some of that falling fire and brimstone on camera.I better move if there's gonna be smiting. Apparently the nearby college (W&M) is nicknamed Bill and Larry for a reason.As most people know, I used to actively defend the Christian view of marriage here on the forum.
I don't anymore because I don't see the point. If God is a God who has smote cities with fire and brimstone in the past for homosexual behavior, and is a God who would do it again for the same reason, is there any indication at all they he would show grace and not do it as long as its not done in "marriage"?
If our cities and country is about to experience the wrath of God due to the growing homosexual nature of our populace, then it's going to happen regardless of this whole marriage issue. Protecting the definition of marriage isn't going to stop homosexuals from doing it.
Should the populace pay for the HIV treatments of people who get it through straight sex?Jesus Christ, just let them get married but don't make the rest of the populace pay for their HIV treatments.
Gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM)a represent approximately 2% of the United States population, yet are the population most severely affected by HIV. In 2010, young gay and bisexual men (aged 13-24 years) accounted for 72% of new HIV infections among all persons aged 13 to 24, and 30% of new infections among all gay and bisexual men. At the end of 2010, an estimated 489,121 (56%) persons living with an HIV diagnosis in the United States were gay and bisexual men, or gay and bisexual men who also inject drugs.
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/gender/msm/facts/index.html
Also, make it more clear the negative impacts of anal sex. We don't need a generation of people leeching off the government in 20+ years complaining about a loose ###### because they decided in the 2010's that it would suddenly be fun to play with their prostates.
Jesus Christ, just let them get married but don't make the rest of the populace pay for their HIV treatments.
Gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM)a represent approximately 2% of the United States population, yet are the population most severely affected by HIV. In 2010, young gay and bisexual men (aged 13-24 years) accounted for 72% of new HIV infections among all persons aged 13 to 24, and 30% of new infections among all gay and bisexual men. At the end of 2010, an estimated 489,121 (56%) persons living with an HIV diagnosis in the United States were gay and bisexual men, or gay and bisexual men who also inject drugs.
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/gender/msm/facts/index.html
Also, make it more clear the negative impacts of anal sex. We don't need a generation of people leeching off the government in 20+ years complaining about a loose ###### because they decided in the 2010's that it would suddenly be fun to play with their prostates.
and fat people. I'm sick of paying for fat people.Is this a direct request to Jesus? Are you praying for this to happen?Jesus Christ, just let them get married but don't make the rest of the populace pay for their HIV treatments.
And people hit with both ends of the ugly stick...Jesus Christ, just let them get married but don't make the rest of the populace pay for their HIV treatments.
Gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM)a represent approximately 2% of the United States population, yet are the population most severely affected by HIV. In 2010, young gay and bisexual men (aged 13-24 years) accounted for 72% of new HIV infections among all persons aged 13 to 24, and 30% of new infections among all gay and bisexual men. At the end of 2010, an estimated 489,121 (56%) persons living with an HIV diagnosis in the United States were gay and bisexual men, or gay and bisexual men who also inject drugs.
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/gender/msm/facts/index.html
Also, make it more clear the negative impacts of anal sex. We don't need a generation of people leeching off the government in 20+ years complaining about a loose ###### because they decided in the 2010's that it would suddenly be fun to play with their prostates.and fat people. I'm sick of paying for fat people.
Seriously? If my company threatened to fire me for a belief I would quit my job that second and never have a moment of regret.Well, if you tell someone they will be fired for a "belief" im pretty sure they will change it.
You really don't see the irony up in here, do you?I am not saying they shouldnt? My problem comes when someone is being forced to change...and they are entitled to the same rights as everyone elsePeople are entitled to their beliefs without losing job, life or livliehood i would assume or is that an outdated thought?A prejudiced belief is no less prejudiced because it's founded in religionTo be fair, there is a stigma attached to those who stand up for their beliefs. As a Christian, I know there are going to be people who hate what I believe and stand for. That's fine, it's simply a human opinion to me. After all, what's popular isn't always right.their viewsby threatening and bullying tactics. People being fired because they arent accepting ofgaymarriageis a pretty good form of bullying imo. Not sure how anyone can dispute that....
Jesus Christ, just let them get married but don't make the rest of the populace pay for their HIV treatments.
Gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM)a represent approximately 2% of the United States population, yet are the population most severely affected by HIV. In 2010, young gay and bisexual men (aged 13-24 years) accounted for 72% of new HIV infections among all persons aged 13 to 24, and 30% of new infections among all gay and bisexual men. At the end of 2010, an estimated 489,121 (56%) persons living with an HIV diagnosis in the United States were gay and bisexual men, or gay and bisexual men who also inject drugs.
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/gender/msm/facts/index.html
Also, make it more clear the negative impacts of anal sex. We don't need a generation of people leeching off the government in 20+ years complaining about a loose ###### because they decided in the 2010's that it would suddenly be fun to play with their prostates.
I can't tell if this is the best or the worst shtick ever.Nobody was threatened. If you are in a leadership position in a company, you actions have consequences.I dont care about gay marriage, i dont like the idea of forcing people by threatening them to change their beliefs....Are you afraid of gay marriage being SHOVED DOWN YOUR THROAT??How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company? Thats basically forcing someone to change beliefs so they dont get fired. Thats wrong no matter how you slice it. Personally, i can care less if you want to marry a woman, a man or a friggin billy goat. I dont like the idea of someone trying to force me by hanging something over my head....From the article:
Is this the definition of a "savvy" conservative - one that will occasionally concede to the existence of facts, even if only privately? My, how savvy!Savvy conservatives and evangelicals are acknowledging, often privately, that public opinion is not in their favor. And they fear what will happen in the future to those who fought against the rising tide of public opinion.
“We have people who are losing their jobs, being smeared publicly because they hold the view that marriage is a union between one man and one woman,” said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, an evangelical think tank and lobbying organization. “They are called bigots. Homophobes. That is not the way we operate in a free society.”
I also like how capitalism is an unquestioned good, until suddenly businesses decide to fire people whose views could affect the corporate bottom line - as is their wont in a capitalistic economy - and suddenly that's "not the way we operate in a free society." It isn't?
There is a difference between a belief ("I think gay marriage is wrong and/or immoral") and looking to impose your belief on another in manner that denies them equality, freedom and respect as a fellow human being.To be fair, there is a stigma attached to those who stand up for their beliefs. As a Christian, I know there are going to be people who hate what I believe and stand for. That's fine, it's simply a human opinion to me. After all, what's popular isn't always right.
I will be among the first to tell you that people calling themselves Christians have done some horrible things in the name of the greatest Man to walk the earth.
I think it's well within a company's right to make personnel decisions based on personality and whether or not they believe someone to be a bad person. They're free to not hire racists, chauvinists, or yes, bigots.How is someones belief being for or against gay marriage affect a company? Thats basically forcing someone to change beliefs so they dont get fired. Thats wrong no matter how you slice it. Personally, i can care less if you want to marry a woman, a man or a friggin billy goat. I dont like the idea of someone trying to force me to change my beliefs by hanging something over my head....Thats bullying imo....
Sure. It's your company. You should be able to hire or fire whoever you want.Lemme ask you a serious question, Greggity. You're probably aware by now that I'm a Jew. Suppose I start myself a company, hire a bunch of employees, and then I learn that one of my employees is an anti-Semite. He's a fine worker and all, but in his off time he attends Neo-Nazi meetings. Doesn't affect his work any, but still.. I kinda don't want him around.
Should I be able to fire the guy? Yes or no?
I agree.I think it's well within a company's right to make personnel decisions based on personality and whether or not they believe someone to be a bad person. They're free to not hire racists, chauvinists, or yes, bigots.
And that is the sad part.ENDA has been introduced every session for about the last 10 years or so.
You know what? I take that back. I don't agree. I think you should be able to fire someone because of expressed views, but not if they are a certain class or race of person- you shouldn't be able to fire them if they are black or Jewish or Christian or Gay. That's discrimination. My example is not.Sure. It's your company. You should be able to hire or fire whoever you want.Lemme ask you a serious question, Greggity. You're probably aware by now that I'm a Jew. Suppose I start myself a company, hire a bunch of employees, and then I learn that one of my employees is an anti-Semite. He's a fine worker and all, but in his off time he attends Neo-Nazi meetings. Doesn't affect his work any, but still.. I kinda don't want him around.
Should I be able to fire the guy? Yes or no?
That said, I think firms should also be allowed to fire you for being Jewish if that's what they want to do so.
No.I agree.I think it's well within a company's right to make personnel decisions based on personality and whether or not they believe someone to be a bad person. They're free to not hire racists, chauvinists, or yes, bigots.
Now suppose you're an evangelical Christian who staunchly believes that gays are bad people. You find out that one of your employees is gay. Should you be legally allowed to fire him?