Should LGBT messages be permitted on vanity license plates?

"Yes, even if it’s an anti-LGBT message. If you’re gonna be a jerk, let the world know you’re a jerk. But you’re also gonna suffer the consequences. You’re giving people fair notice that you’re a jerk. At least I’ll know I won’t want to be your friend."

"Pro-LGBT messages are fine. They don’t infringe on anyone’s rights. But no anti-LGBT messages. People have a right not to see hate messages on license plates. Once we let that out in the world, we’re regressing. It’s promoting hate. And it makes our society less civilized."

"Yes, I think in a free society, anything goes. Everybody has a right to express whatever they want, regardless of whether or not I agree with it. And people also have a right to be up in arms if they see an anti-LGBT license plate. I just hope they don’t cause an accident!"

"Yes. I don’t like any kind of censorship. I realize some people might be upset with an anti-LGBT license plate. I certainly wouldn’t agree with that message, but we live in a free society. Where do you draw the line? Will you censor messages on T-shirts next?"