Aclion wrote:Tombradyonia wrote:They believe in freedom from consequences of their actions.
Neither freedom of speech, nor freedom of doing business has ever meant freedom from consequences if one behaves a certain way.
Consider this postion "You have the freedom to marry who you want, but if you marry someone I disapprove of you should be imprisoned. The freedom to marry isn't a freedom from consequences"
I think you'll agree that that completely undermines any meaningful right to marriage. The whole point of a freedom, after all, is that the government cannot punish you for exercising it. If a freedom does not include so called "freedom from consequences" it is no freedom at all.
Except you forget to take into account the scope of the law which protects marriages the same way minority groups are protected from malicious business practices. It isnt a simple case of "My Rights over Yours", there are nuances that prevents abuse and upholds the common good.