BluesLegend
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- Sep 7, 2014
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Of course you have a right to make a living. But that includes following the rules of your community. Those rules include building codes, fire codes, labor laws and yes.......public accommodationNor a right to remain in businessThere is no right to be served, period.
Actually that is more of a right than to be served, as a person has a right to make a living.
So again, "bake the cake you peasant"
And BC, LL's FC's have a tangible benefit to all. When you force a baker out of business for a non essential transaction, the only benefit it to people like you who can't stand other who think differently than them.
Again, what is the difference between refusing to serve a gay person and refusing to serve a black person?
Gay people are icky and frequently have diseases.