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You don't see, you got that much right.Good Lord, just bake the cake! The bakers aren't being forced to participate in the ceremony. I don't see how this threatens someone's Christian values.
I am a Christian and I see just fine. God will not punish these bakers for baking a cake for a same sex wedding.
If you're a Christian you should know better than to speak for God. The bakers are free to do as they please, let the homosexuals find another baker and move on
That isn't really the point, your speaking from authority not with standing. They don't want to bake the fucking cake, that's the point.You don't see, you got that much right.Good Lord, just bake the cake! The bakers aren't being forced to participate in the ceremony. I don't see how this threatens someone's Christian values.
I am a Christian and I see just fine. God will not punish these bakers for baking a cake for a same sex wedding.
And you wish the bakers could throw us off the roof, not just refuse service.So does ISIS. Nice company you keep......I consider homosexuality a mortal sin and a mental illness.
The difference is ISIS will toss your type off a roof, we just refuse to bake your damn cake
Sue someone for telling the truth about service refusal?If this is all true, to me, the people of the bakery should sue the couple for harassment.I read some comments on this story, a woman who lives there and knows something about this...
"One member of the couple is a newspaper editor who went to the most Christian bakery in town to make this story happen. They had many offers from other bakeries to make their cake so this is a calculated and made for viral attention story that was fabricated to make it so."
God bless you and the bakery people always!!!
Holly
Good luck with that.
Only if the bakery is located in at least a 5 story building .......And you wish the bakers could throw us off the roof, not just refuse service.
If its true that the couple got offers from other bakeries to bake their cake for them, the people of the bakery in question will then have a case that the couple only went to the bakery only to cause trouble because they knew that their request would not be granted. If that isn't harassment and a complete lack of respect for the people of the bakery then I do not know what is.Sue someone for telling the truth about service refusal?If this is all true, to me, the people of the bakery should sue the couple for harassment.I read some comments on this story, a woman who lives there and knows something about this...
"One member of the couple is a newspaper editor who went to the most Christian bakery in town to make this story happen. They had many offers from other bakeries to make their cake so this is a calculated and made for viral attention story that was fabricated to make it so."
God bless you and the bakery people always!!!
Holly
I read some comments on this story, a woman who lives there and knows something about this...
"One member of the couple is a newspaper editor who went to the most Christian bakery in town to make this story happen. They had many offers from other bakeries to make their cake so this is a calculated and made for viral attention story that was fabricated to make it so."
So?
Hey, I'm sure those uppity blacks who staged the sit-in at Woolworth's lunch counter could have found somewhere else to serve them lunch, too. Instead, they picked a place that would get them the most attention.
Gayper isn't a race. Try again
Meh, it's Texas, I doubt Yelp reviews is going to make the baker go under
Calling someone homophobic isn't an opinion, that's a statement. Apart from the threats, a review is a review. Posting review comments that are in reality you expressing your opinion about a business you had had no dealing with is unethical and phoney. Social media makes it easy these days for scumbags to slander people. and Yelp won't help you if you don't grease their palms.
Good luck with that. Their reviews will be flooded with detritus from people who have never set foot in Texas, never mind the actual bakery. Do you really think Yelp will lift a finger to remove reviews that are obviously not done by a person who has actually visited said bakery?
In the past I certainly wouldn't wish gays got thrown off a roof. Recently, my sympathy is with those driven to do the throwing. After seeing what the gay mafia does, no one could possibly blame someone who threw gays off roofs.And you wish the bakers could throw us off the roof, not just refuse service.So does ISIS. Nice company you keep......I consider homosexuality a mortal sin and a mental illness.
The difference is ISIS will toss your type off a roof, we just refuse to bake your damn cake
Yeah Mr "middle of the road" EXCEPT for when it comes to bigotry Mac1958 VERY ugly person."As of yet, the couple has not filed a formal charge against the Christian couple...."
As always, that's the key. The couple can choose to just let the bakers be who they are and find another baker, or they can choose to have them punished.
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You are still wrong. The way to win hearts and minds is not to allow businesses which are open to the public to exercise bigotry.
You will always be wrong on that point. You can choose to learn or not.
Yes, I admit you're a bigot.Yeah Mr "middle of the road" EXCEPT for when it comes to bigotry Mac1958"As of yet, the couple has not filed a formal charge against the Christian couple...."
As always, that's the key. The couple can choose to just let the bakers be who they are and find another baker, or they can choose to have them punished.
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You are still wrong. The way to win hearts and minds is not to allow businesses which are open to the public to exercise bigotry.
You will always be wrong on that point. You can choose to learn or not.
The secular LGBT hate machine goes into full throttle. Of course this isn't the liberal Utopia of Oregon, it's Texas and there are no sexual discrimination bans.
Christian Bakeshop in Texas Targeted for Abuse After Refusing to Make Gay Wedding Cake
A bakery owned by a Christian family in Longview, Texas is being deluged with threats and hate mail after the owners declined to bake a wedding cake for a gay marriage.t
OP supports gay rights. She's a Trump supporter and just trolling the people here who have a problem with gays. Funny stuff
If someone criticizes a business on Yelp, etc....how is it slander?They can slander the shit out of the bakery and get their buddies to do the same. If the bakery is filthy rich they can take them to court and hope they see some money after losing a bunch.The couple does not have any legal recourse as Texas' public accommodation laws does not cover sexuality.
True. I thought I read somewhere that OP is "bi"?OP supports gay rights. She's a Trump supporter and just trolling the people here who have a problem with gays. Funny stuff
In the past I certainly wouldn't wish gays got thrown off a roof. Recently, my sympathy is with those driven to do the throwing. After seeing what the gay mafia does, no one could possibly blame someone who threw gays off roofs.And you wish the bakers could throw us off the roof, not just refuse service.So does ISIS. Nice company you keep......I consider homosexuality a mortal sin and a mental illness.
The difference is ISIS will toss your type off a roof, we just refuse to bake your damn cake
