An Awesome Way to React to Gay Terrorists

[ogibillm]

Super. But when they start imposing terms or conditions on their service for only certain people, people protected by public accomodation laws, that becomes a violation of the law and they'll face the legal consequences.

What law says they can't witness to people? Or are you think of the USSR? People are free in this country to share their faith. Sorry if you can't throw them in the Gulags. If a Christians sees a sin they may well feel spiritually compelled to respond and share God's word on the matter. That isn't discrimination or a term or a condition. You don't know what you're talking about.

Op talks about putting certain things in the contract, having special uniforms and other things specifically for homosexual clients.

That's discrimination and would be a violation of pa laws.

 

[Nosmo King]

What's so wrong with providing the EXACT SAME SERVICE to homosexual clients as every other client?

And, to the OP, why are Gay customers referred to as "Terrorists"? Reality or partisan hype?

 

[ogibillm]

What's so wrong with providing the EXACT SAME SERVICE to homosexual clients as every other client?

Some people think treating others with dignity and respect will make sweet liitle 7lb 5oz baby Jesus cry.

 

[Iceweasel]

Super. But when they start imposing terms or conditions on their service for only certain people, people protected by public accomodation laws, that becomes a violation of the law and they'll face the legal consequences.

What law says they can't witness to people? Or are you think of the USSR? People are free in this country to share their faith. Sorry if you can't throw them in the Gulags. If a Christians sees a sin they may well feel spiritually compelled to respond and share God's word on the matter. That isn't discrimination or a term or a condition. You don't know what you're talking about.

Op talks about putting certain things in the contract, having special uniforms and other things specifically for homosexual clients.

That's discrimination and would be a violation of pa laws.

And I came up with a better solution. If invited to a sinful event, just go and witness. Save their souls.

 

[Iceweasel]

What's so wrong with providing the EXACT SAME SERVICE to homosexual clients as every other client?

They should. If someone wants to honor their sexual relationship with their goat, they should show up and witness.

 

[Nosmo King]

Super. But when they start imposing terms or conditions on their service for only certain people, people protected by public accomodation laws, that becomes a violation of the law and they'll face the legal consequences.

What law says they can't witness to people? Or are you think of the USSR? People are free in this country to share their faith. Sorry if you can't throw them in the Gulags. If a Christians sees a sin they may well feel spiritually compelled to respond and share God's word on the matter. That isn't discrimination or a term or a condition. You don't know what you're talking about.

Op talks about putting certain things in the contract, having special uniforms and other things specifically for homosexual clients.

That's discrimination and would be a violation of pa laws.

And I came up with a better solution. If invited to a sinful event, just go and witness. Save their souls.

Does that go for adulterers? What about the prideful , the sloth, the glutton or the wrathful?

And did you learn this behavior while studying under Fred Phelps?

 

[Nosmo King]

What's so wrong with providing the EXACT SAME SERVICE to homosexual clients as every other client?

They should. If someone wants to honor their sexual relationship with their goat, they should show up and witness.

Vendors would show up at EACH AND EVERY EVENT THEY SERVICE with all the Bible thumping, holier than thou faux Christianity?

What a business model! They would fail in four months.

 

[peach174]

Super. But when they start imposing terms or conditions on their service for only certain people, people protected by public accomodation laws, that becomes a violation of the law and they'll face the legal consequences.

What law says they can't witness to people? Or are you think of the USSR? People are free in this country to share their faith. Sorry if you can't throw them in the Gulags. If a Christians sees a sin they may well feel spiritually compelled to respond and share God's word on the matter. That isn't discrimination or a term or a condition. You don't know what you're talking about.

People are getting arrested all over the USA and UK for preaching in Public.

Street evangelist arrested after preaching about sexual sin Christian News on Christian Today
Josh Williamson is arrested for preaching the Christian gospel in public - Spectator Blogs
New Jersey Police Arrest Christians for Preaching in Public Black Blue Dog
CALL TO ACTION GEORGIA PREACHERS ARRESTED Public Advocate of the U.S.
Christian preacher jailed for praying. Here s the rest of the story
This last one is a real doozy.
So why was Julian arrested? The technical reason for the arrest was disorderly conduct. That’s right. Go ahead and laugh. In the middle of a loud festival with all kinds of commotion, including a drag show, the people silently praying were the ones acting disorderly. What’s next, arresting Mother Teresa for hate speech? This is like my son complaining to me that his brother’s face hit his hand. Surely we live in a wacky, backward world when the people who are silently praying are the ones acting disorderly.

 

[mamooth]

If a black person hires them, those patriotic Americans can lecture them about being welfare cases! That will show those dirty liberals! It will be hilarious, and everyone will think those godfearing conservatives really scored a win!

Or so the conservatives seem to think. The conservative sense of humor is a peculiar thing.

 

[jknowgood]

Why don't the queers go to businesses that would be happy to accommodate them?

 

[Nosmo King]

Why don't the queers go to businesses that would be happy to accommodate them?

Why didn't the ******* just sit in the back of the bus?

 

[Nosmo King]

What a burden these fake Christians bear! Being so righteous, so holier than thou, so judgmental. It must be exhausting!

 

[Syriusly]

There is clearly an attack on Christian businesses to try to force them to an against their beliefs by demanding they cater to demands from the LGBT community. This article relates some and then comes up with an awesome solution on how to handle it.

So to Conservatives- a terrorist is now anyone who sues someone for violating a business law?

Why am I not surprised.

 

[jknowgood]

What a burden these fake Christians bear! Being so righteous, so holier than thou, so judgmental. It must be exhausting!

The hate is coming from people like yourself. The baker sold the queers whatever they wanted. Considered them friends. When they ask her to cater their wedding. She told them she couldn't, because their relationship goes against her religious beliefs. The queers turn around and force her to do it. The queers are the haters in this one. Why would you force someone to be a major part, in supposedly the best day of their life? Only in looney liberal land.

 

[Nosmo King]

What a burden these fake Christians bear! Being so righteous, so holier than thou, so judgmental. It must be exhausting!

The hate is coming from people like yourself. The baker sold the queers whatever they wanted. Considered them friends. When they ask her to cater their wedding. She told them she couldn't, because their relationship goes against her religious beliefs. The queers turn around and force her to do it. The queers are the haters in this one. Why would you force someone to be a major part, in supposedly the best day of their life? Only in looney liberal land.

No baker is "a major part" of a wedding. Family members, clergy, the wedding party itself play "major parts". The baker merely bakes, decorates and delivers. And those are not holy sacraments, rites or rituals.

 

[jknowgood]

What a burden these fake Christians bear! Being so righteous, so holier than thou, so judgmental. It must be exhausting!

The hate is coming from people like yourself. The baker sold the queers whatever they wanted. Considered them friends. When they ask her to cater their wedding. She told them she couldn't, because their relationship goes against her religious beliefs. The queers turn around and force her to do it. The queers are the haters in this one. Why would you force someone to be a major part, in supposedly the best day of their life? Only in looney liberal land.

No baker is "a major part" of a wedding. Family members, clergy, the wedding party itself play "major parts". The baker merely bakes, decorates and delivers. And those are not holy sacraments, rites or rituals.

They were sold pastries to the couple for a while, the baker didn't want to cater the wedding. Would you be okay if an atheist baker didn't want to cater a church wedding?

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Good idea. Make sure it is stipulated that the ceremony be performed at the actual Westboro Baptist Church.

 

[Iceweasel]

If a black person hires them, those patriotic Americans can lecture them about being welfare cases! That will show those dirty liberals! It will be hilarious, and everyone will think those godfearing conservatives really scored a win!

Or so the conservatives seem to think. The conservative sense of humor is a peculiar thing.

No. Actually, you're a retard and not even close to understanding it.

 

[Syriusly]

Super. But when they start imposing terms or conditions on their service for only certain people, people protected by public accomodation laws, that becomes a violation of the law and they'll face the legal consequences.

What law says they can't witness to people? Or are you think of the USSR? People are free in this country to share their faith. Sorry if you can't throw them in the Gulags. If a Christians sees a sin they may well feel spiritually compelled to respond and share God's word on the matter. That isn't discrimination or a term or a condition. You don't know what you're talking about.

People are getting arrested all over the USA and UK for preaching in Public.

Street evangelist arrested after preaching about sexual sin Christian News on Christian Today
Josh Williamson is arrested for preaching the Christian gospel in public - Spectator Blogs
New Jersey Police Arrest Christians for Preaching in Public Black Blue Dog
CALL TO ACTION GEORGIA PREACHERS ARRESTED Public Advocate of the U.S.
Christian preacher jailed for praying. Here s the rest of the story
This last one is a real doozy.
So why was Julian arrested? The technical reason for the arrest was disorderly conduct. y.

Well the UK has different laws than the United States- Tony Miano and Josh Williamson were arrested because because of public complaints- i don't agree with that but again- UK different.

No record of Julian's arrest in any news article - of course it supposedly happened 8 years ago- maybe the local newspapers didn't put newspapers online that long ago.

 

[Syriusly]

What a burden these fake Christians bear! Being so righteous, so holier than thou, so judgmental. It must be exhausting!

The hate is coming from people like yourself. The baker sold the queers whatever they wanted. Considered them friends. When they ask her to cater their wedding. She told them she couldn't, because their relationship goes against her religious beliefs. The queers turn around and force her to do it. The queers are the haters in this one. Why would you force someone to be a major part, in supposedly the best day of their life? Only in looney liberal land.

No baker is "a major part" of a wedding. Family members, clergy, the wedding party itself play "major parts". The baker merely bakes, decorates and delivers. And those are not holy sacraments, rites or rituals.

They were sold pastries to the couple for a while, the baker didn't want to cater the wedding. Would you be okay if an atheist baker didn't want to cater a church wedding?

The baker didn't want to provide them a wedding cake- not cater the wedding

An atheist who didn't want to sell to a Christian for his wedding would be breaking the law the same way.
A Muslim who didn't want to sell a cake to a Christian would be breaking the law the same way

The law is pretty straightforward- you can't deny your normal services to someone just because of their race, religion or sexual orientation(and some more classes).