Originally posted by: Craig234
Originally posted by: Adam8281
The analogy isn't apt. This is not like Augusta not allowing gay men to join. It's like them allowing anyone to join, but only offering the sport of golf, not tennis, for their patrons to play. eHarmony was like a golf club that said, "We do a certain thing here, golf, and if golf is your thing too, then we're the place for you."
The analogy *is* apt. Gays didn't join asking for them to offer cookies in the mail, they asked to join to use the *same service*, matchmaking.
eHarmony has no business justification, no large overhead, preventing them from allowing gays to use their service; it's a clear case of bigotry that they only offer pulldown choices of 'man seeking woman' and 'woman seeking man', that they reject any application that is a person looking for same-sex matching.