Weren't quite a few conservatives raising hell about Muslims refusing to transport people in their cabs if they were carrying alcohol?
Yep. Hypocrisy abounds.
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Weren't quite a few conservatives raising hell about Muslims refusing to transport people in their cabs if they were carrying alcohol?
Muslims refusing to transport people in their cabs if they were carrying alcohol?
Weren't quite a few conservatives raising hell about Muslims refusing to transport people in their cabs if they were carrying alcohol?
If a persons religion opposes war, is it OK to refuse service to soldiers in Arizona?
Muslims refusing to transport people in their cabs if they were carrying alcohol?
or their dog.![]()
If Jesus were alive today, he'd side with the gays because of how the so-called Christians treat them.
If Jesus were alive today, he'd side with the gays because of how the so-called Christians treat them.
Actually, I don't think that would be the reason, but I agree with you as to whose side he would take. As he stated, paraphrased, the healthy do not need a doctor, the sick do. He came to save the sinner not the "righteous".
He also took the side of the prostitute, when the crowd, many of whom may have used her services, wanted to stone her.
And just for the record, I do not consider the gay community to be more sinful than myself or any of those who condemn them.
Judge orders Colorado baker to serve gay couples - NBC News
The order from administrative law judge Robert N. Spencer said Masterpiece Cakeshop in suburban Denver discriminated against a couple "because of their sexual orientation by refusing to sell them a wedding cake for their same-sex marriage."
The order says the cake-maker must "cease and desist from discriminating" against gay couples. Although the judge did not impose fines in this case, the business will face penalties if it continues to turn away gay couples who want to buy cakes.
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a complaint against shop owner Jack Phillips with the Colorado Civil Rights Commission last year on behalf of Charlie Craig, 33, and David Mullins, 29. The couple was married in Massachusetts and wanted a wedding cake to celebrate in Colorado.
Nicolle Martin, an attorney for Masterpiece Cakeshop, said the judge's order puts Phillips in an impossible position of going against his Christian faith. "He can't violate his conscience in order to collect a paycheck," she said. "If Jack can't make wedding cakes, he can't continue to support his family. And in order to make wedding cakes, Jack must violate his belief system. That is a reprehensible choice. It is antithetical to everything America stands for."
The Civil Rights Commission is expected to certify the judge's order next week. Phillips can appeal the judge's order, and Martin said they're considering their next steps.
Ever bought a wedding cake?It can't be true that Jack can't support his family unless he makes wedding cakes. Bake something else. If all he made was wedding cakes, he wasn't making a living anyway. There is no doubt that Masterpiece Bakery had other baked goods to sell.
If Jesus were alive today, he'd side with the gays because of how the so-called Christians treat them.
Actually, I don't think that would be the reason, but I agree with you as to whose side he would take. As he stated, paraphrased, the healthy do not need a doctor, the sick do. He came to save the sinner not the "righteous".
He also took the side of the prostitute, when the crowd, many of whom may have used her services, wanted to stone her.
And just for the record, I do not consider the gay community to be more sinful than myself or any of those who condemn them.
Jesus did side with the prostitute, but he told her to go and sin no more. She stopped being a prostitute. Jesus would most certainly side with the gays, but they would have to stop engaging in homosexual behavior to be saved. Jesus never told the crowd that they had to accept prostitution as a legitimate method of making money nor urge the crowd to teach their children that prostitution was okay and their children should be prostitutes.
Ever bought a wedding cake?It can't be true that Jack can't support his family unless he makes wedding cakes. Bake something else. If all he made was wedding cakes, he wasn't making a living anyway. There is no doubt that Masterpiece Bakery had other baked goods to sell.
If Jesus were alive today, he'd side with the gays because of how the so-called Christians treat them.
Actually, I don't think that would be the reason, but I agree with you as to whose side he would take. As he stated, paraphrased, the healthy do not need a doctor, the sick do. He came to save the sinner not the "righteous".
He also took the side of the prostitute, when the crowd, many of whom may have used her services, wanted to stone her.
And just for the record, I do not consider the gay community to be more sinful than myself or any of those who condemn them.
Jesus did side with the prostitute, but he told her to go and sin no more. She stopped being a prostitute. Jesus would most certainly side with the gays, but they would have to stop engaging in homosexual behavior to be saved. Jesus never told the crowd that they had to accept prostitution as a legitimate method of making money nor urge the crowd to teach their children that prostitution was okay and their children should be prostitutes.
Equal rights is a concept that applies to government, not general society. We've become confused about this issue.
I have no idea what you're trying to say.
I know. That's the problem.
The irony of it all is, as we continue with the delusional attempt to force everyone to treat each other equally, government becomes more and more discriminatory. This isn't a coincidence. If you task the government with trying to enforce equal rights in a social context, you must create a policy that treats people decidedly unequally. You can't have both equal rights under the law and the sort of social justice that liberals yearn for.
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?
I didn't need to. They brought the case. A summary judgment means that everything the plaintiff said is true. And there is still no cause of action. In my case they could not prove that I was in the business of painting portraits or anything else either. They sued my business too. They proved my business was dog grooming but they didn't own a dog so that got tossed right away. I had a tremendous amount of fun with them and their gay lawyer too.
I have no idea what you're trying to say.
I know. That's the problem.
The irony of it all is, as we continue with the delusional attempt to force everyone to treat each other equally, government becomes more and more discriminatory. This isn't a coincidence. If you task the government with trying to enforce equal rights in a social context, you must create a policy that treats people decidedly unequally. You can't have both equal rights under the law and the sort of social justice that liberals yearn for.
Wrong. Your government gives everyone the same protected rights on the one hand, but on the other hand, subjects everyone with the same limitations on those rights.
Where's the injustice?