It is generous for any nation to allow what evolution, left to its own devices would not.
That said, would it be in our best interest to segregate abnormal people, such as homosexuals and so-called "transgender people" and require them to live in segregated parts of the country away from normal people or white people?
My first thought would be appropriate areas of the country where poor and less educated demographics (e.x. non-whites such as blacks and Hispanics, or demographics which are statistically minority) are less common (e.x. low-rent apartments or low-income trailer areas are place where white people are less common in percentages compared to non whites) - this would be less expensive than appropriating housing districts, and would help to prevent such abnormal individuals from disturbing the existence of normal people and the natural majorities, whether in the contexts of housing, businesses, education. churches, universities, and so on; as well as said law enforcement; since it would allow the police to profile different eras of the state, city, or country on the basis of demographics and crime rates, and prevent majority interests from being lumped into the same boat as minority ones.
That said, would it be in our best interest to segregate abnormal people, such as homosexuals and so-called "transgender people" and require them to live in segregated parts of the country away from normal people or white people?
My first thought would be appropriate areas of the country where poor and less educated demographics (e.x. non-whites such as blacks and Hispanics, or demographics which are statistically minority) are less common (e.x. low-rent apartments or low-income trailer areas are place where white people are less common in percentages compared to non whites) - this would be less expensive than appropriating housing districts, and would help to prevent such abnormal individuals from disturbing the existence of normal people and the natural majorities, whether in the contexts of housing, businesses, education. churches, universities, and so on; as well as said law enforcement; since it would allow the police to profile different eras of the state, city, or country on the basis of demographics and crime rates, and prevent majority interests from being lumped into the same boat as minority ones.