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    Quote Originally Posted by Edward Teach View Post
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    Would it be equally reasonable to refuse to serve a black heterosexual couple, or a mixed race couple?
    Would you make them a cake to celebrate the 2 blacks that cut off a British soldiers head?

    Damn you just went full 4dragons on him there Teach.
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    I just think it is morally wrong to force somebody to participate in an action that they believe is wrong. Would the gay couple try to a Islamic baker to make his cake? I doubt it, because of the religious backlash that would occur. Would you force a Jewish person to eat pork or work on the Sabbath? Probably not, it goes against what they believe.

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    ...if Trump is nominee he wins Presidency easily. Angry Blue Collar Whites will have record turnout.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edward Teach View Post
    I just think it is morally wrong to force somebody to participate in an action that they believe is wrong. Would the gay couple try to a Islamic baker to make his cake? I don't see why they wouldn'tI doubt it, because of the religious backlash that would occur. Would you force a Jewish person to eat pork or work on the SabbathThis is the complete opposite of what we're discussing? Probably not, it goes against what they believe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyde View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyde View Post
    I think a business should 'reserve the right to refuse service to 'anyone' ...

    that includes militant gay rights activists if they see fit.

    If I am a business owner I have the right to do whatever I want. This is a non issue......

    this is about commerce, not making political statements about homosexuality.

    If a gay couple is going to a bakery where they get denied for being gay...then move on to the next bakery.

    This is my only issue with the gay rights movement.

    No you aren't a 'minority' ...you chose your lifestyle.....some people object to it...and they are perfectly entitled to reject your business.

    all this politically correct bullshit is really annoying.

    especially this particular recent outrage over bakery owners with conservative views denying service to 'in your face' gay couples wanting wedding cakes.

    I blame the overtly outspoken gay couples in these recent cases just looking to make it a big issue....

    you want a fucking birthday cake with a dick or a vagina ?

    find a gay friendly bakery and move on..

    with that said....I do support gay rights. but this is getting ridiculous

    I've been watching some movies from the 80's and late 90's lately and wow....so politically incorrect its not even funny....nobody was complaining.....the big hit movies made some VERY offensive statements....somehow audiences found it to be funny and flocked to box offices....symptomatic of our current devolving society on multiple levels.

    total joke

    now all these decades later....we have to coddle to every group or cause with a bug up their ass. what a damn shame.

    this goes way past the stupid bakery with gay couples 'crisis'....

    The 'political correctness' issue reaches on a global level a lot deeper than stupid ass gay birthday cakes.

    I have no objections to people being gay....I got it. I accept it.

    But the entire domestic gay movement is basically ISIS now when it comes to enforcing their personal rights.

    way over the top. great comparison.....I like big tits and nice asses......

    .lighten up gay people

    keep it in the bedroom and give it a rest you whiny gay fucks

    anyway aside from all the previous posts ....

    I support business owners to turn away business for whatever reason....

    you walk into my store with no shirt ? get the fuck out...

    oh but now we have homosexual militant jackoffs harassing hardcore conservatives and Islamist scumbags, and then crying about how they are being persecuted ?




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    time to get shitfaced and party


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    Happy Easter
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    Quote Originally Posted by anonamoose View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Edward Teach View Post
    I just think it is morally wrong to force somebody to participate in an action that they believe is wrong. Would the gay couple try to a Islamic baker to make his cake? I don't see why they wouldn'tI doubt it, because of the religious backlash that would occur. Would you force a Jewish person to eat pork or work on the SabbathThis is the complete opposite of what we're discussing? Probably not, it goes against what they believe.
    How is this different? Can you explain how this is not related to my examples? Do you know what Islamist actually condone in dealing with homosexuals? How is this the complete opposite of forcing someone to go against something they are religiously opposed to?

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    I don't think being gay is a choice, and I wouldn't support the right of a business not to serve someone just because they're gay.

    However, refusing to perform a service specifically related to being gay (in this case, a gay wedding cake) should be the decision of the individual business owner.

    That is:

    - Refusing to serve gay people eating at your restaurant -> Shouldn't be allowed

    - Refusing to prepare a wedding cake for a gay wedding -> Should be allowed

    FYI I am fine with gay marriage, and if I ran a bakery, I would be happy to take business from anyone for any reason, regardless of the occasion for the cake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Druff View Post
    I don't think being gay is a choice, and I wouldn't support the right of a business not to serve someone just because they're gay.

    However, refusing to perform a service specifically related to being gay (in this case, a gay wedding cake) should be the decision of the individual business owner.

    That is:

    - Refusing to serve gay people eating at your restaurant -> Shouldn't be allowed

    - Refusing to prepare a wedding cake for a gay wedding -> Should be allowed

    FYI I am fine with gay marriage, and if I ran a bakery, I would be happy to take business from anyone for any reason, regardless of the occasion for the cake.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Druff View Post
    I don't think being gay is a choice, and I wouldn't support the right of a business not to serve someone just because they're gay.

    However, refusing to perform a service specifically related to being gay (in this case, a gay wedding cake) should be the decision of the individual business owner.

    That is:

    - Refusing to serve gay people eating at your restaurant -> Shouldn't be allowed

    - Refusing to prepare a wedding cake for a gay wedding -> Should be allowed

    FYI I am fine with gay marriage, and if I ran a bakery, I would be happy to take business from anyone for any reason, regardless of the occasion for the cake.
    Once again your right.. I'm not going to refuse to serve gay people and actually as a younger waiter I worked in a famous gay restaurant in the village. I gtd you one step as eaten there..(not joking) but doing a wedding or catering there events is forcing you to partake in there activities which is not constitutional... I would actually serve a gay wedding.. there fun and pay well but they can't force you to participate in there activities.. I'm all for "honest" diversity and tolerance..

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    Quote Originally Posted by thesparten View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Druff View Post
    I don't think being gay is a choice, and I wouldn't support the right of a business not to serve someone just because they're gay.

    However, refusing to perform a service specifically related to being gay (in this case, a gay wedding cake) should be the decision of the individual business owner.

    That is:

    - Refusing to serve gay people eating at your restaurant -> Shouldn't be allowed

    - Refusing to prepare a wedding cake for a gay wedding -> Should be allowed

    FYI I am fine with gay marriage, and if I ran a bakery, I would be happy to take business from anyone for any reason, regardless of the occasion for the cake.
    Once again your right.. I'm not going to refuse to serve gay people and actually as a younger waiter I worked in a famous gay restaurant in the village. I gtd you one step as eaten there..(not joking) but doing a wedding or catering there events is forcing you to partake in there activities which is not constitutional... I would actually serve a gay wedding.. there fun and pay well but they can't force you to participate in there activities.. I'm all for "honest" diversity and tolerance..
    I used to know a couple of straight dudes who used to bartend at Roxy, and purposely wore tight clothes and smiled a lot cause he knew he'd get 3x more tips from the gay crowd.

    In general, gays have more money and a higher per capita income so if you are truly a businessman you would welcome such events.

    Partake in their activities? No one is asking anyone to give lap dances or sing karaoke shirtless. That's just an asinine statement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OSA View Post
    Partake in their activities? No one is asking anyone to give lap dances or sing karaoke shirtless. That's just an asinine statement.
    It's our job as Christians to judge you and police your sinful behavior. If you don't like it, you should have thought about that before choosing to be gay.

     
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    Catering there wedding is!!! I loved working in the village and Chelsea..got buku tips..They knew I was straight.. They love the straight one don't they one step.. They were really fun.. and if you flirt with them a little bit they would get all kinds of crazy..it was a fun crowd..

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    Quote Originally Posted by SrslySirius View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by OSA View Post
    Partake in their activities? No one is asking anyone to give lap dances or sing karaoke shirtless. That's just an asinine statement.
    It's our job as Christians to judge you and police your sinful behavior. If you don't like it, you should have thought about that before choosing to be gay.
    Usually your more intelligent than that.. can I go to a print shop in San Francisco and force them to print pro life poster's?? If they said no I would just move on..the venom my friend is on the left...liberalism is a mental disorder..

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    People seem to miss simple logic...

    Gays have their right to their life of being with a partner of the same sex.

    Religious people have their right to believe that being gay is a sin.

    Gays are saying that religious people are intolerant, but gays are not tolerant AT ALL to their beliefs.

    I went to a catholic college and I'm not religious at all or gay so I have no dog in this fight. It's just simple facts.

    I have no problem with gay people but gay people and their supporters are COMPLETELY intolerant of other beliefs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyde View Post
    I stay to myself and keep out of trouble and/or potentially problematic scenarios

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    There is absolutely nothing wrong with fighting against beliefs you don't support, but there is absolutely something wrong with the government forcing you to accept beliefs you don't align with.

    In the end, I have no problem with PEOPLE CHOOSING to put that cake business out of business. I do have a problem with the government FORCING them to do something against their beliefs.

    If gays think that business is so evil, then let them operate as they wish freely and they will put themselves out of business. If they don't go under, then there are apparently a lot of people who share their beliefs AND THAT IS OK! THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE A FREE COUNTRY, MEANING YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN CHOICES, NOT BE FORCED TO ACCEPT OTHERS BELIEFS.

    FUCK IT, WHY DON'T WE JUST FORCE EVERYBODY INTO CATHOLICISM?

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