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So, you have recourse against being fired for homosexual conduct (attending pride rallies is the example given), as long as you can prove that you're straight? Is it okay to sleep with women (or men, if you're a guy), as long as you still identify yourself as a heterosexual?
I mean, isn't it the conduct of sleeping with the same gender that gives you the status of a homosexual? How can you divide one from the other?
As I read it, it's basically saying that if you're straight, and you're fired for being gay, it's descrimination. If you actually are gay, then that's fine.
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Date: 2004-03-18 03:31 pm (UTC)Yeah, except it's the other way around. Hate the sinner, tolerate the sin.
It's just so very homophobic. You only have protection against homophobia if you're not homosexual. It's like... giving a free pass to firing people because they're gay, and making sure you have a back-up plan in place to protect any straight people who might get targetted. *shakes head*
Not good.