Where's that popcorn...?

Wal-Mart policy makers probably realize the value of diversity policy.

And yes, surprisingly, I do agree with Walmart. Their decision is purely driven by money, as are all corporate decisions. But thankfully businesses have seen that this law means less money.

The company may have a policy of inclusion, but individual stores might not follow tht policy i.e. associates may cite this law when refusing to wait on customers who are LGBT, or of another faith etc., because of their "sincerely held" religious beliefs.

They gotta get out in front of this thing. Can't blame 'em.

Let's not pretend Walmart has ever cared in the slightest about human rights. This is about money, and they don't want the loss of profits that come with that.

Sorry, but I won't give them credit for this while they continue to impoverish and hurt PoC and others on a massive scale.

I really don't want people that think the world is only 6,000 years old having a voice in any kind of government that affects my life. They can go into their caves and worship rocks for all I care. Just stay away from my government. The one based on "freedom" and where every man is created equal. Even gays.

American is not a christian nation. It is a free nation. There is a big difference.

Take your gay hating, pregnant teen hating, reality hating, history hating, bigoted ChristoFascist asses outa here.

Freaks.

You said so well what I have been thinking for years.
Some people just feel the need to control others and exclude people. They always need to feel certain people are 'lesser' than them. It's a terrible thing, unless one is using religion. Then it's suddenly ok.

"I hate f*ags"
"You're a bigot and a horrible person."
"God says f*gs are disgusting and we shouldn't even acknowledge them at all."
"Oh, God says it? Ok, no problem. Can you help us craft some legislation? We want to make sure your precious 'God hates f*gs' beliefs are protected."

The repubs are having to decide between "sincerely-held beliefs" and the "free market"!

They always say: "Let the Free Market decide." Well, the answer is NO!

Lol, but of course. Well I hope that it will help.

The insane conservatives, outraged by Walmart's statement, might start their own boycott.

The vast majority of these people, mostly in rural small town America, will now starve to death given that Walmart ran off all of the small grocery stores and mom and pop shops in these small towns.

After their customer base dies off, Walmart goes out of business too!

Win - Win


( OK, this is a joke... I really don't want these conservative idiots to literally starve... although Walmart going out of business would be good for everyone )

Walmart, so does he make them mad and sign the bill? Or does he veto the bill and lose the support of all the Walmart shoppers?