Common sense. But as I said, these guys don't want a solution; they want a confrontation.
Indiana Pizza Shop 1st to Publicly Say It Would Deny Same-Sex Service
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Common sense. But as I said, these guys don't want a solution; they want a confrontation.
Maybe that would be the case, should we turn away a homeless man who has no shirt or shoes because he is poor? If he has the money for a cup of coffee is it discrimination to turn him away based on a dress code? The question is legitimate as with the last question I asked which nobody has answered... Should a gay person who runs a printing business be allowed to discriminate by refusing to print anti-gay flyers for a anti-gay rally? He is running a public business now...Should this man be allowed to turn down the work based on personal belief set? I think that he should have that right, as I believe any contractor should have the right to turn down work for any reason they see fit, it's called freedom/liberty. I know these are foreign terms to you libs, unless it suits your narrative.
More than that, I heard it was around a quarter million now.
Excuse me, I stand corrected...
Opposed to: Mandatory Prayer? yes...Voluntary Prayer, no
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Good point, you don't hear people getting all into a fluff about specialty items geared to one select customer base...you should be in marketing shag. :thumb:
In the following video, a guy goes into numerous Muslim bakeries and pretends he's a homosexual, and asks the Muslim bakeries for a "gay" wedding cake.
To no ones surprise, each Muslim bakery turns him down.
Where are the Liberals?
Where is CNN?
Where is all the hateful tweets?
To no ones surprise, each Muslim bakery turns him down.
Where are the Liberals?
Where is CNN?
Where is all the hateful tweets?
| HIDDEN CAM: #GayWeddingCakes at Muslim Bakeries? | |
No, they want to win and force people to do things against their will, they are common day tyrants.
Exactly, why would anyone want to force someone to cater their wedding under the threat of litigation? Is there no concern for the quality of the service from someone that doesn't want to serve you in the first place? The whole premise of this argument is absurdly stupid.
Which also means they should have the right to turn down work they do not want to do regardless of the reasons they do not want to do it.
I would say that the Constitution & Bill of Rights does not extend anyone the right not to be offended by others. Get over it and find someone who wants your money.
Over $700K now.
:thumb: good for them...close up shop and retire. :chuckle:
shagster01
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Are you saying that wearing a shirt is a choice, but marriage is not?
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TracerBullet
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In Muslim countries homosexuals are thrown off roofs.
I'm not a homosexual, but if I were, I would much rather deal with people who didn't want to bake me a wedding cake, then people who wanted to throw me off the roof of a building.
BTW, if the homosexual somehow survives the fall from off the roof, there is a group of Muslims on the ground with stones, waiting to stone the homosexual to death.
Choosing to engage in immoral unnatural sex with a person of the same sex cannot be equated with being of a different race by birth & genetics. Poor straw man but, you keep building them and I will continue to knock them down. :thumb:
TracerBullet
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In Muslim countries homosexuals are thrown off roofs.
I'm not a homosexual, but if I were, I would much rather deal with people who didn't want to bake me a wedding cake, then people who wanted to throw me off the roof of a building.
And here is what happens to Christians in Muslim countries.
Would you much rather deal with people who just want to be treated equally than people who wanted to put a bullet in the back of your head?