After battling numerous lawsuits over eHarmony’s refusal to match homosexuals, Warren is claiming that the same-sex marriage debate has “damaged” his company.
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Following a 2008 lawsuit over the failure to match gays, the company settled with New Jersey’s Civil Rights Division and agreed to launch Compatible Partners, a separate web site aimed at serving same-sex clientele; this service launched in 2009. While eHarmony reluctantly complied, Warren still doesn’t seem sold on gay marriage.

“I think this issue of same-sex marriage within the next five to 15 years will be no issue anymore,” he said. “We’ve made too much of it. I’m tired of it. It has really damaged our company.”
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“When the attorney general of the state of New Jersey decided that we had to put up a same-sex site and we did it out of counsel that if we didn’t do it we were not going to have any business in New Jersey — we literally had to hire guards to protect our lives because the people were so hurt and angry with us, were Christian people, who feel that it’s a violation to scripture,” he added.

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/...gry-christians/

What a pack of lies! He couldn't make any money in New Jersey so he threw his "Christian values" to the wind and went with the money.
Poor pitiful hypocritical you!

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What a pack of lies! He couldn't make any money in New Jersey so he threw his "Christian values" to the wind and went with the money.
Poor pitiful hypocritical you!

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