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mojo84 wrote: The smartalec snarkiness in your comment is not appreciated nor called for.

I was agreeing with what you said about the idea while mentioning the incongruity of the issue with cities making their own rules. My final comment was hyperbole, not insult. I intended no offense toward you. Sorry you took it that way.

mojo84 wrote:I like jmra's idea of a fine.

I like that idea as well. I would certainly support such a campaign.

Interesting that here in Houston businesses open to the public are being forced to serve a class of people whose lifestyle the owner disagrees with. Civil rights are trumping property rights. I think there is a vast difference between the property rights I enjoy on my homestead as compared to the property rights of, say, McDonalds. My home is my castle. If I open a business to the general public, I must comply with a whole host of property-right infringing concepts. Not too hard to understand.