Antares
A Rooincarnation
- Nov 7, 2012
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I answered your question(s). It is the SAME as my reply to post 124.
People are basically able to discriminate, but it should not be sanctioned and codified by any law.
How about you address them one at a time like they were asked? Here they are again for your convenience.
What about the gay printer who is asked to print posters saying Gays are degenerates and unnatural pieces of shit. Should they be compelled to fill that order?
Or the black baker who is approached to bake a cake for the KKK with the confederate stars and bars and a burning cross. Can they legally discriminate?
Here's a good one, should a Jewish photographer be required to provide their service to a Nazi group wanting to reenact gassing people in Poland?
Tell me, where does the right of the public end when it comes to dictating if a business man has the freedom to pursue a living in a manner of his choice?
Once again it will be fun to see how you attempt to deflect and change the subject on this one.
I saw them, I read them, I gave you my answer to all of them. If you want to copy and paste them after each one, go for it. Or maybe you can come up with some more absurd examples?
Where will you build those "Re-Education" camps you'd put us in komrade?