Personally, I find this law very childlike and ignorant as it serves no such worth or contribution to society or the environment as a whole whatsoever . If a law has to put other people down for believing in what they believe in, as well as for people loving who they want to love just because it is out of social norms, than I really am sad to say that I even remotely live in a society with human beings who cannot even rationally function the use their brains correctly since they are solely clouded upon nothing more but hate, ignorance and lack of acceptance. This world is run by people who put negativity onto us humans everyday to make our lives difficult, and now they feel the need to make it even more problematic than it already is. We all have a right to live our lives the way we do, free of scorn and animosity because truthfully, who said that "their" way of thinking is even correct? Nobody has the answers to this world. Nobody can teach us humans how to live properly or even correctly for that matter. There are "opinions" that people can give, but are they facts? Not even close. Everyone lives their lives different. People just want to get through on a day to day basis happily since life is too short.
For people that tell you "No, this is wrong you can't believe in that because it says so or you can't love that person because etc or you will never make it in life yadda yadda" probably can't even give one logical explanation as to why you can't. They speak without thinking and they try to find an answer to a question that has none. These are the people that will one day regret giving that law when they find out one day that their son, daughter, grandchild or best friend may even fall into one of these categories and then they would wish they had open their eyes earlier and would've never had made that law. When they start to see the ones they love get hurt, cursed at, neglected and spit on by the people they had once deemed as "friends" because they had thought like them, they are in for a rude awakening. Those are the people who will eventually learn the hard way.
Sadly, from what I have gathered during my short 22 years living on this Earth, I have learned that everything in this world has a balance of both good and bad. When something bad happens, there usually will be something good to help accommodate and retain that balance. Truthfully, if hate didn't exist, we wouldn't know what love would be and vice versa. The sad part is, is that no matter what people do, there will always be a dark to the light, a negative for a positive. In a way, if we really didn't have people who showed their hate towards others, their anger, then we as a people would've never had been able to show the love we have for those who do get picked on, cursed at or hurt. It's like a double edged sword. Sadly, for the people who want to stand out, be themselves and be different than what society dictates, then they get axed. They get punished. That is something that I never could fully comprehend.
The sad part is that these people are worrying over something that is so disgustingly miniscule, that it doesn't even come close to the real problems this world is currently facing. How about they make a law to start helping people in 3rd world countries to eat and drink or help build this ever failing of an economy we live in get back up? How about they actually do something productive instead of making a law that helps people get their baby anger issues out on people who did nothing to them? Again, my mind simply cannot grasp the sheer and utter stupidity that this world brings upon people at times. I just hope those people who get picked on for being themselves in Indiana get spared and that no harm really comes to them. We have enough suicidal children/teens/adults as it is in this life. Why make it harder?
My entire family is Christian, but we all support the LGBTQA community, and my family's huge. :3
