I asked if people back in the day when segregation was in place, would those views have been okay, shrugged off and defended if the people were white, rural, Southern, male, no college, Evangelical Christian and their background made them have issues with black people and because so much of the country agreed with them? Maybe I wasn't clear when I said let's take it a step further, and that's my bad. Semantics aside though, I think my point is clear. And if it's a religious issue for him as he claims, we could look at the bible and see all sorts of things that were okay (and not okay) that people would have real issues with today. If we're using the bible as the basis, then he (and others that agree with him) should support ALL the things the bible says is okay and not okay. How do you think that would go over?