California bans travel to states that protect Christians who oppose gay ‘marriage’

One of the more remarkable things about travel in the Middle East is that it is impossible to travel to most Muslim countries with an Israeli stamp in your passport.  The stamp would apparently testify to the existence of the state that its neighbors wish not to legitimize.

This sort of religious hatred is surprising to visitors accustomed to the sort of inclusivist language that is typical in California.

Travel bans are also the very thing that prompted outrage from the Democrats against President Trump because they identified certain groups for exclusionary treatment.

Yet, in another manifestation of the growing intolerance of Californian officialdom, and shocking lack of a sense of irony, it now appears that irreligious hatred and exclusionary practices are legitimate.

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