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That's a bit naive. What happens is that if they find out you don't offer gay versions they make it a point to target you for jail or bankruptcy. Gays are so sweet.
That's not the way it works. It's not that they don't offer gay versions. They don't offer versions at all. Unless you know them personally, or know someone who can vouch for you.
I went through this myself when I refused to pay the portrait of a lesbian couple. They took me to court and I won.
no you didnt.
The store owner that refuses service is doing something that negatively effects someone else.
They are making someone's life harder just to be hateful.
Who is the gay person hurting by buying something?
We all have to live in this world together. Why make things more difficult for anyone? Who benefits?
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Sorry, but that's not how it works. You do not have any legal right to have your entire life be pleasant and positive. Nor do you have a right to force people to associate with you, simply because you want them to.
We are also not really talking about gay people "buying something". Do you really imagine the scenario this law addresses is the Safeway making its customers fill out a lifestyle questionnaire before letting them grocery shop?
And finally, shockingly, my choice about how I exercise my rights is not dependent on YOU approving of it or thinking it "benefits" someone. Please, PLEASE try to understand how monstrous it truly is to try to legislate utopia with that gormless expression on your face while you say, "What? This is how things SHOULD be, so why not make it illegal to be different?"
I'm not saying that anyone has the legal right for their whole life to be pleasant or positive. But we as human beings should strive to make this world as fair and just as possible for everyone.
We don't all have to agree about religion or sexual orientation to live in this world together. What we should all agree on though, is that everyone deserves a fair shot at being happy.
Why are some people so determined to make other people miserable?
I know that you don't need my approval in how you live your life, but I am entitled to an opinion just like you.
And common sense should tell you that ALL laws are made in an attempt to benefit society.
That's not the way it works. It's not that they don't offer gay versions. They don't offer versions at all. Unless you know them personally, or know someone who can vouch for you.
I went through this myself when I refused to pay the portrait of a lesbian couple. They took me to court and I won.
no you didnt.
I surely did. Got it knocked out on a summary judgment. They could not prove that I was in the business of painting portraits.
That's not the way it works. It's not that they don't offer gay versions. They don't offer versions at all. Unless you know them personally, or know someone who can vouch for you.
I went through this myself when I refused to pay the portrait of a lesbian couple. They took me to court and I won.
no you didnt.
I surely did. Got it knocked out on a summary judgment. They could not prove that I was in the business of painting portraits.
no you didnt.
I surely did. Got it knocked out on a summary judgment. They could not prove that I was in the business of painting portraits.
Are you saying you lied under oath?
Arizona appears more Southern than the Deep South.
Thier job was to take pictures. Their point of view on gay marriage was irrelevant. I'm sure they weren't trying to get them to do anything "gay."
It would be like refusing to take pictures of an overweight kid because you don't agree with overeating.
It was just a good opportunity for someone to try to ruin someone elses day. Kind of like you calling people idiots.
Lol. And I have Sprint.
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I think another state passed something similar to this last week so this must be a trend that is catching on. I agree with this bill that if you are a business owner and believe in and live by your faith that you should be able to refuse service to whoever you want.
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
I think another state passed something similar to this last week so this must be a trend that is catching on. I agree with this bill that if you are a business owner and believe in and live by your faith that you should be able to refuse service to whoever you want.
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
I think another state passed something similar to this last week so this must be a trend that is catching on. I agree with this bill that if you are a business owner and believe in and live by your faith that you should be able to refuse service to whoever you want.
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
I think another state passed something similar to this last week so this must be a trend that is catching on. I agree with this bill that if you are a business owner and believe in and live by your faith that you should be able to refuse service to whoever you want.
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
You are welcome to let everyone know you are a homophobic knob, yes.
I think another state passed something similar to this last week so this must be a trend that is catching on. I agree with this bill that if you are a business owner and believe in and live by your faith that you should be able to refuse service to whoever you want.
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
You are welcome to let everyone know you are a homophobic knob, yes.
What's more intolerant, allowing the business owner to serve gays of their own volition, or forcing them to serve gays against their will and against their beliefs? You tell me, milady. Methinks it is extremely intolerant and hypocritical to demand tolerance of your own lifestyle from someone else, whilst not showing willingness to tolerate theirs.
All boils down to a matter of respect, not entitlement.
I think another state passed something similar to this last week so this must be a trend that is catching on. I agree with this bill that if you are a business owner and believe in and live by your faith that you should be able to refuse service to whoever you want.
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
Arizona Senate: Business owners can cite religion to refuse service to gays
My big question is why would any gay person want to give anyone their business if they don't want it? Would you want your wedding catered by people who disapprove of your life? I wouldn't. I am sure there are many fine caterers and other businesses who gladly accept gay customers and I would say take your business where it's appreciated and forget the rest.