TemplarKormac
Political Atheist
No. The bakery was put out of business by it's owners. The owners lost their business when their customers abandoned them. Their customers abandoned them because the bakery owner refused to serve to a gay couple at a gay wedding. If the baker had taken the funds from the "gay" wedding and donated it to a christian charity, then the baker would still be in business. Further if the LGBT/democrats called for a boycott because the baker donated to a charity, the christians would have trippled the baker's business.
You see, it's not about political correctness. It's about treating people as human beings.
Uh-huh.. you want gay people to be treated as human beings, but in return you allow them to dehumanize others. What a colossal double standard, Mr. Brown.
Explain please. How was the baker dehumanized? If that happened, I'll defend the baker against that act.
Uhh, by being forcefully put out of business for exercising it's beliefs by others who cannot tolerate (oh there's that word again) a differentiating opinion? Have fun!