E-Harmony just lost a class action lawsuit to the tune of $2 million because the courts found they discriminate against gay people.

Wow

haha

good!!!

This is the year 2010

it's time to stop!!!! Really!!!!

I agree! Obviously their 16 levels of compatibility...or whatever...doesn't apply if yr gay, right?

im very glad they got exposed for their unfair practices

but,that isnt all they do...
Google --> is eharmony a scam and see what pops up.
worst part,i used to be on eharmony..yikes..

wow Im glad, they should not discriminate

seriously ,,wow,, thats too bad. All the sights out there,, they should be able to have guidelines like anyone else. Senior dating sights, start their age at a certain higher number for instance,,dont see people making a fuss about it


singles sights CATER to groups of people,,its what they do,,plenty of gay sights out there too,,,kind of a nonsense suit in my eyes.

Wow, whats next,sue the girl scouts for discriminating against boys?

Or man on man sights for discriminating against straights...
Or seniors meet for discriminating against non seniors

Dating sights do and should have the right to be set up for whatever groups they wish to be..far too many of them out there for it to be impeding anyone

Or maybe I should sue eharmony for not allowing married people to join,,,,


The litigiousness of our country is sometimes laughable,,kind of a waste of money if you were to ask me,,,

its the old "we can have our own,but you can't"syndrome

I fully concur!!!

I do as well what about the sites that are geared towards gays? You really think if someone straight went on there they would in fact make admins just to satisfy them I think not.....This just gives more rights to sue over something for nothing.... And yeah I have had many gay friends and they would agree with me it is all within preference each site should be able to be specific on who they are geared towards...

but then again, perhaps I can retire early, imagine all those sites which discriminate against bi-sexuals,,,,,,,,,

Well...think about how they advertise.

And, by the way...and kinda' off topic...the "Don't ask, don't tell" policy in the military is goin' out....

looks like it is,,although I disagree that it should,,,,like most things,,,time will tell how it works out

So you think certain members of our military should be forced to live a lie?

No, I just dont think that employers have the right in a workplace to concern themselves with employees sex lives (i.e Dont ask)and that the workplace is not a place for employees to share their sex lives with co workers (i.e Dont Tell),,,especially a workplace as tense and disciplined as the military

I also think that in military quarters where people sleep and shower together,,that it would be disadvantageous to have such a distraction,,just as it would to have the women and men showering together. Not fair to have to worry if you are being checked out during such a vulnerable activity.

And what does yr sex-life have to do with yr job?

wow !!...we actually agree on something...lol...I couldn't have said it better...

yep...

my point exactly,, its an unnecessary distraction for an employer or a coworker to be concerned with and doesnt belong on the job in the first place.