sturg33
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It is clearly a publicity stunt.
If not, there's a massive market for gay marriage bakeries, and I should start a new business
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It is clearly a publicity stunt.
If not, there's a massive market for gay marriage bakeries, and I should start a new business
sturg33
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Agreed... but the LGBT crowd will yell, kick, and scream til everyone bows down.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
i really don't care about someones personal religion in the business world
you are free to hate who you want in your private life
57Brave
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Isn't the point of legalizing LGBT marriage transference of job benefits , hospital visitation rights, family leave issues,adoption rights etc and you know something heterosexuals have access to . I really don't think it is so they can make christians bake them cakes or have "everyone bow down"
The above notion is born from the religeous right putting words into the mouths of the gay
The above notion is born from the religeous right putting words into the mouths of the gay
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
most people have to be pulled kicking and screaming when it comes to breaking down walls of treating people as equal
sturg33
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I didn't know that getting a cake was a constitutional right
sturg33
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I didn't know that getting a cake was a constitutional right
sturg33
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They can get over it. If a Christian doesn't want to be a part of a gay wedding, get the **** over it.
I wouldn't expect a black person to cater a KKK wedding
I wouldn't expect a gay person to cater to whoever the biggest anti-gay group is.
You clearly don't think a business can deny any service... and for that I think you're insane...
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
i thought i have been pretty clear that gov't/business/society should be secular
your and whomever you wants private life can be religious
i am cool with our society pushing all of your examples out of this society though. if in your eyes, that is anti-freedom. i really don't care
thankfully, we didn't like freedom enough to push one of those underground and viewed as wrong. hopefully the rest will be done the same despite our hate for "freedom"
Just in a crazy scenario lets say a man sleeps with another mans wife.
Should that same man if he owned a business have to serve the guy that effed his wife?
BedellBrave
It's OVER 5,000!
I don't draw it there.
BedellBrave
It's OVER 5,000!
Ultimately, it is a matter of approval. Everyone must approve.
57Brave
Well-known member
From another person?
57Brave
Well-known member
what is the second half of that sentence
Julio3000
<B>A Chip Off the Old Rock</B>
OK. Apparently, given the amount of oxygen this is consuming, some people certainly do.
I'm not being a smartass, and it's not my intent to be condescending. I just genuinely do not get it. The "substantial burden" part. I need someone to put in dummy's terms how one's christian faith is substantially burdened by a commercial transaction.
Why one sin rates, but others don't. Why one sin is so abhorrent. Why legislation has to be crafted apparently to protect the sensibilities of folks who have no religious duty, that I'm aware of, in the commercial arena.
How does that statement have anything to do with buying goods or services from another man.
Where are the rights for the person providing the goods or services?