58. Too bad your feelings are not sufficient grounds to restrict others civil rights
you can see why, in the grand scheme of things, letting other people restrict your civil rights because your exercise of them makes them feel "uncomfortable" might not be a good thing for society? That's why the legal standard is simple - no public harm no restriction. You have yet to demonstrate any real public harm - your feelings don't count.
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