[phpisthebest]

>>so why the fierce opposition?

Because anytime you pass unnecessary laws you open the future up to some judge somewhere, or some prosecutor some where twisting the words to mean something completely different

Happens all the time in society and the fact that people believe it is acceptable to simply duplicate laws is very dangerous

We need a massive curbing of the number of laws in society as it is, personally in think for every law that is passed they should be forced to repel one.

[ethanbond]

Would make sense if this wasn't being proposed specifically in response to specific real things happening in actual reality today which the law is failing to address.

[phpisthebest]

Well clearly many people disagree that is an actual reality to today, and if it is the problem would be a symptom of a much deeper issue not addressed by the bill at all, and in fact would probably make the root cause worse

That is today we seem to be moving away from the "melting pot" of multiculturalism were we are all one nation made of many, to a salad bowl of multiculturalism where we lose the "one nation" part, and communities are splintering / siloing themselves off from one another inside one geographic bloc

We need the melting pot to return... that is the only way multiculturalism actually works.