>IMO the spirit of anti-discrimination laws is aimed at institutions, not individuals. If someone considers X very important to them (doesn't matter what it is, could be religion or anything else) and is looking for another individual to share an apartment with them, I don't have any problem at all with them specifying that. This is completely different from a company saying we won't hire non-Christians or a bus line saying non-whites have to sit in the back.
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>I must be in a good mood, I'm agreeing with Bill and Fox News at the same time ;-)

So much for global warming. Hell has been freezing for a while now.

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>>The law says that it's illegal to discriminate others because of race, sexual preference and religion. What's the point of having a law, if the law is not enforced?
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>>>http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/10/22/civil-rights-complaint-filed-christian-roommate-advertisement/