I don't know about Nebraska but down here homosexuals have had no harm on heterosexuals. I lived across the street from a gay couple for ten years, I went to school with gays and I've even worked with gays and my life was by no means impacted simply because of one's sexuality. Also I don't know who told you homosexuality is a choice, but it isn't. Just because religion says and half of society thinks that relationships should be between opposite sexes does not make sexuality a choice. As for your 'super rights' only applying to them. It's rights that do not apply only to them. I'm no expert at the constitution and exactly what rights are in it, but I'm sure there are some that gays do not get to enjoy. At the very least it is discrimination. As for Atheists. I myself do not see why it offends some people if God is included in stuff. But at the same time I do not see why it should offend Christians if there are Muslim events or symbols and such. This is America, there are many, many different religions. Instead of hiding them because it offends someone we should just deal with others having different religions, or having no religion at all.
Also, I didn't say voter fraud wasn't a problem in this country, I said in
most states it isn't a problem. I know in Kansas, in the past 10 years theres only been about a handful of voter fraud cases. And almost all of them were simply honest mistakes. I myself have no problem showing my ID to vote. And sure, if I wasn't already registered to vote I wouldn't mind spending $15 to get a replacement copy of my birth certificate (since mine was stolen years ago), and then registering to vote. But for some people they do not have that kind of money to get a copy of their birth certificate, or even an ID. If they are going to create these laws they need to provide provisions at no cost and in a way that is easy for the voters and won't deter them.
Anywho lol
