The courts have forced E-Harmony to open up a site for the gays. Some of my friends think this is a great thing.
The site had claimed that the only reason they didn't allow gays or lesbians on their site is that they had no clue what caused gay couples to be compatible. They assured everyone that it had nothing to do with the company being run by evangelical Christians. (And I can't really see why it would matter, except that we have stupid laws that don't allow a private business owner to make decisions like this for religious reasons.)
A group of gays sued, and the courts decided that E-Harmony cannot discriminate against homosexuals (as if everyone has some sort of fundamental right to use an internet dating site, and it must be THAT one).
What are your thoughts?
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