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I know in debates here, I get into it at times, I'm more of a "libertarian, South Park, Barry Goldwater type," but I do support those who do not wish to go against their conscience and beliefs to do something they do not want to do nor should they be forced bt the government, "The Man," or the "powers that be." We have freedom of conscience in this country or we did. If this passes where the baker or pizza place must be force to cater against their beliefs, next thing you know, Quakers and Amish could be forced to fight if there is a draft, doctors will be forced to perform abortions against their beliefs and so on. I admit there are hotheads on both sides here, although in this case, there is more of them on the LGBT side. Like Glenn Beck said, there should be respect for each other's beliefs and if one baker or whatever will not do it, then there are others who will. We need free markers and free minds.

It's a shame we are fighting over this when we have much bigger and scarier issues like ISIS, Iran and that crazy nut Putin in Russia.

If we cannot fight multiple fronts as conservatives, we are destined to lose on all fronts.

This cultural front is a fight to preserve the foundation of the country, without which the external fights are meaningless.