My Thoughts on the Equality Act

 Full Text of the House’s discriminatory Equality Act that violates Women’s Rights and Religious Rights. Specifically sections 3C4, 1101b2, and 1107. 

I feel women’s rights are extremely important and we need to protect them. Religious freedom is guaranteed by the Constitution and I feel that this act violates a person’s religious rights. It should be up to a business owner to decide who they choose to serve if they are a religious based business and that is sacred and should be upheld. Everyone is entitled to make their own choices in life, but they should not force those choices on others.

I posted the act below so every can read it and in its entirety and form their own opinion on the act as it was sent from the House to the Senate for debate.

https://www.congress.gov/117/bills/hr5/BILLS-117hr5pcs.pdf

What I see happening is one person’s rights are being forced onto another, but they do not have the right to force their own rights on the first person. This is wrong in many ways. I believe we should let people chose based on their own beliefs and not force another’s beliefs on others.  

I personally feel that having a third locker room option is better than forcing people in to locker room F if they are genetically a M, and vice versa. If person F wants to use locker room 3 they have the choice, but are not forced to be subjected to what they may find offensive and upsetting. What we are doing with this bill is forcing everyone to abide by the feelings of the group A, and not allowing anyone else to have feelings that are not in agreement with the feelings of the group A .  This is discrimination against those who do not agree with the group A, which is the same as forcing everyone in group A to abide by the rules of all other groups. I think having a third option for those in group A will make group F and M feel more comfortable as well as group A, and allow those who do not care to use locker room A.  The same can be said for shelters. There should also be a third option for sports that do not violate Title IX, and take away women’s chances to compete in the Olympics and earn sorts scholarships also.