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it's saying that people are required to not have any standards for who they choose to do business with, which would be, the lowest common denominator. and if you don't like it, f**k you.

Could be interpreted as an insult, but I'm guessing he meant it as Galt interpreted.

Might I also add that the religious right is creating a dangerous precedent by angling for the right to discriminate. If they succeed, they'll regret it in 30-50 years, when atheists or Muslims dominate and decide they don't want to cater to that type of person.

Facebook. Lol.

So what I'm hearing from Menson and Galt, and please feel free to correct me where I'm wrong on it, is the Civil Rights movement should have never happened and the blacks should have been grateful for being treated the way they were because they probably would have been treated worse in other countries?

Yes, they are both segregationists. Maybe not personally but they support it in principle.

All of their arguments fit perfectly with miscegenation laws and most segregation policies. Fair point.

no, governments cannot do such things