I hope many other churches and other kinds of organizations do the same thing.

Indianapolis is a popular convention location in the midwest and they count on it.

I also hope that merchants will organize to put up signs that say something like "We don't discriminate" and those that lack those signs will become obvious.

I hope this completely blows up in their faces.

I live in Florida, so this does not affect me personally, but I would walk out of any establishment that posted anything to the effect that they will discriminate. I would be forced to discriminate, too.

This is going to turn out to have been a very bad idea.

You know what I'd like to see? A blizzard of press releases from churches and other religious groups from all over the country, stating exactly where they stand in regards to this kind of legislation.

there are those that are firmly on the side of GLBT rights and I hope they speak up.

I will try and watch out for the.

Activists who stood by their principles and would act on them.

I know it's not the norm, but they are out there and they need all the support we can give them.

Unless you want to convert all the other religious people to this faith.

Which of course, suggesting one do so, scratch that... suggesting one might even suggest it to the believers outside their group, has caused you to attack me the past.

That's the 'looks like' to me. Because this is a tiny percentage, and the major religious players are actually lining of for the photo op with the governor that signed this vile, bigoted law into force.

The catholic representation at the signing just HAPPENED to be of the same order as the wonderpope. Just a coincidence. I'm sure the pope himself disapproves. Or something.

Take notice too but that won't happen.

I know it's a long shot, but I hope someone gives it a try.