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Looks like Steve McFuckface didn't actually read the link he posted.
The dude didn't ask for "pro-traditional-marriage" cakes. He specifically asked them to write:
"gay marriage is wrong"
on the cakes.
That is a huge difference.
Now, just for a second, try to be reasonable and actually think about that.
Has anyone here ever, ever, ever gone to a wedding (I assume, a straight wedding) and seen on the wedding cake:
"gay marriage is wrong"
????
Hint: if you are straight, as most all of us are, and you are marrying, the last thing you are thinking about on your wedding day is "gay marriage is wrong". If you are, then something is seriously, and I mean, seriously wrong with you.
Not only that, the first shop the guy called was not even a gay bakery, it was a gay cookie shop, so the product he was asking for, they don't even sell. I mean, how stupid can you get? She even told the doofus TWICE that they don't make cakes. This is just rich. Maybe next time he could call a gay car battery shop and ask them to bake an "I hate gays" cake and see what response he gets.
I know this is a hot-button issue, but really, can't religious conservatives do better than this?
How do you think a black owned bakery would respond were that same guy to call and ask for a cake that says:
"KKK forever"?
I bet that that black bakery (if one even exists, I am not sure of that at all) would probably say no. That being said:
Just for the record, I don't think that "christian" bakeries should have to bake cakes for gay weddings. I think that gay people are also definitely going about this the wrong way. The free market should control here, and if those "christians" are so stupid as to let a good business opportunity go by them and they lose money or go out of business, well then, that's their problem. Yeshuah said to his followers that they are "in this world but not of this world", but nowhere did he say that Christians cannot do business with people who are not as they are. Gee, Christians, this is one helluva way to "witness" to people who are not as you would wish for them to be.
Not only that, I bet top dollar that gay people do not go into a "christian" bakery and ask for
"straight marriage is wrong"
to be put on their wedding cake.
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Maybe you good folks might want to add some to this discussion. This could get fun.
Let the right-wing Umbragefest begin!!!
What kind of doofus wants a wedding cake with a hateful political slogan on it?
Sounds like the kind of moronic stunt that criminal O'Keefe tries to pull.
It's only been code for that demographic group of white losers who can't compete on a somewhat leveled playing field....These cocksuckers are forcing the laws and courts to do things their way or they will out a lot of Republicans and Dems in red state areas.
So the Republicans cant or wont do anything to keep the majority on equal legal footing with all the leftwing butt-fuckers that demand they get favoritism.
Anyone with any honesty or common sense knows that 'Civil Rights' has been code for 'fucking over white men' for the last 40 years.
Looks like Steve McFuckface didn't actually read the link he posted.
The dude didn't ask for "pro-traditional-marriage" cakes. He specifically asked them to write:
"gay marriage is wrong"
on the cakes.
That is a huge difference.
Now, just for a second, try to be reasonable and actually think about that.
Has anyone here ever, ever, ever gone to a wedding (I assume, a straight wedding) and seen on the wedding cake:
"gay marriage is wrong"
????
Hint: if you are straight, as most all of us are, and you are marrying, the last thing you are thinking about on your wedding day is "gay marriage is wrong". If you are, then something is seriously, and I mean, seriously wrong with you.
Not only that, the first shop the guy called was not even a gay bakery, it was a gay cookie shop, so the product he was asking for, they don't even sell. I mean, how stupid can you get? She even told the doofus TWICE that they don't make cakes. This is just rich. Maybe next time he could call a gay car battery shop and ask them to bake an "I hate gays" cake and see what response he gets.
I know this is a hot-button issue, but really, can't religious conservatives do better than this?
How do you think a black owned bakery would respond were that same guy to call and ask for a cake that says:
"KKK forever"?
I bet that that black bakery (if one even exists, I am not sure of that at all) would probably say no. That being said:
Just for the record, I don't think that "christian" bakeries should have to bake cakes for gay weddings. I think that gay people are also definitely going about this the wrong way. The free market should control here, and if those "christians" are so stupid as to let a good business opportunity go by them and they lose money or go out of business, well then, that's their problem. Yeshuah said to his followers that they are "in this world but not of this world", but nowhere did he say that Christians cannot do business with people who are not as they are. Gee, Christians, this is one helluva way to "witness" to people who are not as you would wish for them to be.
Not only that, I bet top dollar that gay people do not go into a "christian" bakery and ask for
"straight marriage is wrong"
to be put on their wedding cake.
Derideo_Te Mertex Pogo Wolfsister77 LoneLaugher Carla_Danger Nyvin AceRothstein BULLDOG Dana7360 Grandma jillian JoeB131 Luddly Neddite mdk Nosmo King Plasmaball rightwinger Science*Good Vandalshandle Wry Catcher Howey
Maybe you good folks might want to add some to this discussion. This could get fun.
Let the right-wing Umbragefest begin!!!
No it's not a huge difference. I'd be willing to bet the homos wanted two male figures on the cake.
What difference does it make what's on the cake? I thought you Liberals believed it was about doing business and the money. Now, it's suddenly about what something is. Hypocrite like you are fund to identify and laugh at.
These cocksuckers are forcing the laws and courts to do things their way or they will out a lot of Republicans and Dems in red state areas.
So the Republicans cant or wont do anything to keep the majority on equal legal footing with all the leftwing butt-fuckers that demand they get favoritism.
Anyone with any honesty or common sense knows that 'Civil Rights' has been code for 'fucking over white men' for the last 40 years.
What kind of doofus wants a wedding cake with a hateful political slogan on it?
Sounds like the kind of moronic stunt that criminal O'Keefe tries to pull.
What kind of doofus wants to marry someone of the ame gender?
What kind of doofus wants a wedding cake with a hateful political slogan on it?
Sounds like the kind of moronic stunt that criminal O'Keefe tries to pull.
What kind of doofus wants a wedding cake with a hateful political slogan on it?
Sounds like the kind of moronic stunt that criminal O'Keefe tries to pull.
He's just making a point.
I'm sure the pro-public accommodations laws folks will be weighing in any time now to express their outrage.
Straights know gay is wrong, we are not confused delusionals like gays.Looks like Steve McFuckface didn't actually read the link he posted.
The dude didn't ask for "pro-traditional-marriage" cakes. He specifically asked them to write:
"gay marriage is wrong"
on the cakes.
That is a huge difference.
Now, just for a second, try to be reasonable and actually think about that.
Has anyone here ever, ever, ever gone to a wedding (I assume, a straight wedding) and seen on the wedding cake:
"gay marriage is wrong"
????
Hint: if you are straight, as most all of us are, and you are marrying, the last thing you are thinking about on your wedding day is "gay marriage is wrong". If you are, then something is seriously, and I mean, seriously wrong with you.
Not only that, the first shop the guy called was not even a gay bakery, it was a gay cookie shop, so the product he was asking for, they don't even sell. I mean, how stupid can you get? She even told the doofus TWICE that they don't make cakes. This is just rich. Maybe next time he could call a gay car battery shop and ask them to bake an "I hate gays" cake and see what response he gets.
I know this is a hot-button issue, but really, can't religious conservatives do better than this?
How do you think a black owned bakery would respond were that same guy to call and ask for a cake that says:
"KKK forever"?
I bet that that black bakery (if one even exists, I am not sure of that at all) would probably say no. That being said:
Just for the record, I don't think that "christian" bakeries should have to bake cakes for gay weddings. I think that gay people are also definitely going about this the wrong way. The free market should control here, and if those "christians" are so stupid as to let a good business opportunity go by them and they lose money or go out of business, well then, that's their problem. Yeshuah said to his followers that they are "in this world but not of this world", but nowhere did he say that Christians cannot do business with people who are not as they are. Gee, Christians, this is one helluva way to "witness" to people who are not as you would wish for them to be.
Not only that, I bet top dollar that gay people do not go into a "christian" bakery and ask for
"straight marriage is wrong"
to be put on their wedding cake.
Derideo_Te Mertex Pogo Wolfsister77 LoneLaugher Carla_Danger Nyvin AceRothstein BULLDOG Dana7360 Grandma jillian JoeB131 Luddly Neddite mdk Nosmo King Plasmaball rightwinger Science*Good Vandalshandle Wry Catcher Howey
Maybe you good folks might want to add some to this discussion. This could get fun.
Let the right-wing Umbragefest begin!!!
Straights know gay is wrong, we are not confused delusionals like gays.Looks like Steve McFuckface didn't actually read the link he posted.
The dude didn't ask for "pro-traditional-marriage" cakes. He specifically asked them to write:
"gay marriage is wrong"
on the cakes.
That is a huge difference.
Now, just for a second, try to be reasonable and actually think about that.
Has anyone here ever, ever, ever gone to a wedding (I assume, a straight wedding) and seen on the wedding cake:
"gay marriage is wrong"
????
Hint: if you are straight, as most all of us are, and you are marrying, the last thing you are thinking about on your wedding day is "gay marriage is wrong". If you are, then something is seriously, and I mean, seriously wrong with you.
Not only that, the first shop the guy called was not even a gay bakery, it was a gay cookie shop, so the product he was asking for, they don't even sell. I mean, how stupid can you get? She even told the doofus TWICE that they don't make cakes. This is just rich. Maybe next time he could call a gay car battery shop and ask them to bake an "I hate gays" cake and see what response he gets.
I know this is a hot-button issue, but really, can't religious conservatives do better than this?
How do you think a black owned bakery would respond were that same guy to call and ask for a cake that says:
"KKK forever"?
I bet that that black bakery (if one even exists, I am not sure of that at all) would probably say no. That being said:
Just for the record, I don't think that "christian" bakeries should have to bake cakes for gay weddings. I think that gay people are also definitely going about this the wrong way. The free market should control here, and if those "christians" are so stupid as to let a good business opportunity go by them and they lose money or go out of business, well then, that's their problem. Yeshuah said to his followers that they are "in this world but not of this world", but nowhere did he say that Christians cannot do business with people who are not as they are. Gee, Christians, this is one helluva way to "witness" to people who are not as you would wish for them to be.
Not only that, I bet top dollar that gay people do not go into a "christian" bakery and ask for
"straight marriage is wrong"
to be put on their wedding cake.
Derideo_Te Mertex Pogo Wolfsister77 LoneLaugher Carla_Danger Nyvin AceRothstein BULLDOG Dana7360 Grandma jillian JoeB131 Luddly Neddite mdk Nosmo King Plasmaball rightwinger Science*Good Vandalshandle Wry Catcher Howey
Maybe you good folks might want to add some to this discussion. This could get fun.
Let the right-wing Umbragefest begin!!!
It means the majority of Americans have bowed to evil.Straights know gay is wrong, we are not confused delusionals like gays.Looks like Steve McFuckface didn't actually read the link he posted.
The dude didn't ask for "pro-traditional-marriage" cakes. He specifically asked them to write:
"gay marriage is wrong"
on the cakes.
That is a huge difference.
Now, just for a second, try to be reasonable and actually think about that.
Has anyone here ever, ever, ever gone to a wedding (I assume, a straight wedding) and seen on the wedding cake:
"gay marriage is wrong"
????
Hint: if you are straight, as most all of us are, and you are marrying, the last thing you are thinking about on your wedding day is "gay marriage is wrong". If you are, then something is seriously, and I mean, seriously wrong with you.
Not only that, the first shop the guy called was not even a gay bakery, it was a gay cookie shop, so the product he was asking for, they don't even sell. I mean, how stupid can you get? She even told the doofus TWICE that they don't make cakes. This is just rich. Maybe next time he could call a gay car battery shop and ask them to bake an "I hate gays" cake and see what response he gets.
I know this is a hot-button issue, but really, can't religious conservatives do better than this?
How do you think a black owned bakery would respond were that same guy to call and ask for a cake that says:
"KKK forever"?
I bet that that black bakery (if one even exists, I am not sure of that at all) would probably say no. That being said:
Just for the record, I don't think that "christian" bakeries should have to bake cakes for gay weddings. I think that gay people are also definitely going about this the wrong way. The free market should control here, and if those "christians" are so stupid as to let a good business opportunity go by them and they lose money or go out of business, well then, that's their problem. Yeshuah said to his followers that they are "in this world but not of this world", but nowhere did he say that Christians cannot do business with people who are not as they are. Gee, Christians, this is one helluva way to "witness" to people who are not as you would wish for them to be.
Not only that, I bet top dollar that gay people do not go into a "christian" bakery and ask for
"straight marriage is wrong"
to be put on their wedding cake.
Derideo_Te Mertex Pogo Wolfsister77 LoneLaugher Carla_Danger Nyvin AceRothstein BULLDOG Dana7360 Grandma jillian JoeB131 Luddly Neddite mdk Nosmo King Plasmaball rightwinger Science*Good Vandalshandle Wry Catcher Howey
Maybe you good folks might want to add some to this discussion. This could get fun.
Let the right-wing Umbragefest begin!!!
Polls after poll show a majority of American support gays having access to marriage. Does that mean the majority of Americans are now gay? Who knew?
It's only been code for that demographic group of white losers who can't compete on a somewhat leveled playing field....These cocksuckers are forcing the laws and courts to do things their way or they will out a lot of Republicans and Dems in red state areas.
So the Republicans cant or wont do anything to keep the majority on equal legal footing with all the leftwing butt-fuckers that demand they get favoritism.
Anyone with any honesty or common sense knows that 'Civil Rights' has been code for 'fucking over white men' for the last 40 years.
Aaahhh....the good ole' boys long for days gone by.
.
Well this sure is weird.
Where are all the proponents of public accommodations laws?
They were so passionate about them before.
I wonder what happened!!
.
.
Well this sure is weird.
Where are all the proponents of public accommodations laws?
They were so passionate about them before.
I wonder what happened!!
.
They in violation of public accommodation laws in fact. All they have do is claim that serving them violates some deeply held belief. Perhaps they'll be offered to speak at next years CPAC.
Those businesses are in violation of public accommodation laws. Maybe they can file a grievance with the appropriate authorities..
Well this sure is weird.
Where are all the proponents of public accommodations laws?
They were so passionate about them before.
I wonder what happened!!
.
They in violation of public accommodation laws in fact. All they have do is claim that serving them violates some deeply held belief. Perhaps they'll be offered to speak at next years CPAC.
Not sure what that first sentence means, but this isn't what the proponents of public accommodations laws said. They not only said that the business HAD to serve the client, but SUPPORTED the FINING of the business.
.
If that was the case then why are liberal activist judges overturning the will of the voters (who voted against gay marriage) to make states accept gay marriageStraights know gay is wrong, we are not confused delusionals like gays.Looks like Steve McFuckface didn't actually read the link he posted.
The dude didn't ask for "pro-traditional-marriage" cakes. He specifically asked them to write:
"gay marriage is wrong"
on the cakes.
That is a huge difference.
Now, just for a second, try to be reasonable and actually think about that.
Has anyone here ever, ever, ever gone to a wedding (I assume, a straight wedding) and seen on the wedding cake:
"gay marriage is wrong"
????
Hint: if you are straight, as most all of us are, and you are marrying, the last thing you are thinking about on your wedding day is "gay marriage is wrong". If you are, then something is seriously, and I mean, seriously wrong with you.
Not only that, the first shop the guy called was not even a gay bakery, it was a gay cookie shop, so the product he was asking for, they don't even sell. I mean, how stupid can you get? She even told the doofus TWICE that they don't make cakes. This is just rich. Maybe next time he could call a gay car battery shop and ask them to bake an "I hate gays" cake and see what response he gets.
I know this is a hot-button issue, but really, can't religious conservatives do better than this?
How do you think a black owned bakery would respond were that same guy to call and ask for a cake that says:
"KKK forever"?
I bet that that black bakery (if one even exists, I am not sure of that at all) would probably say no. That being said:
Just for the record, I don't think that "christian" bakeries should have to bake cakes for gay weddings. I think that gay people are also definitely going about this the wrong way. The free market should control here, and if those "christians" are so stupid as to let a good business opportunity go by them and they lose money or go out of business, well then, that's their problem. Yeshuah said to his followers that they are "in this world but not of this world", but nowhere did he say that Christians cannot do business with people who are not as they are. Gee, Christians, this is one helluva way to "witness" to people who are not as you would wish for them to be.
Not only that, I bet top dollar that gay people do not go into a "christian" bakery and ask for
"straight marriage is wrong"
to be put on their wedding cake.
Derideo_Te Mertex Pogo Wolfsister77 LoneLaugher Carla_Danger Nyvin AceRothstein BULLDOG Dana7360 Grandma jillian JoeB131 Luddly Neddite mdk Nosmo King Plasmaball rightwinger Science*Good Vandalshandle Wry Catcher Howey
Maybe you good folks might want to add some to this discussion. This could get fun.
Let the right-wing Umbragefest begin!!!
Polls after poll show a majority of American support gays having access to marriage.
If that was the case then why are liberal activist judges overturning the will of the voters (who voted against gay marriage) to make states accept gay marriageStraights know gay is wrong, we are not confused delusionals like gays.Looks like Steve McFuckface didn't actually read the link he posted.
The dude didn't ask for "pro-traditional-marriage" cakes. He specifically asked them to write:
"gay marriage is wrong"
on the cakes.
That is a huge difference.
Now, just for a second, try to be reasonable and actually think about that.
Has anyone here ever, ever, ever gone to a wedding (I assume, a straight wedding) and seen on the wedding cake:
"gay marriage is wrong"
????
Hint: if you are straight, as most all of us are, and you are marrying, the last thing you are thinking about on your wedding day is "gay marriage is wrong". If you are, then something is seriously, and I mean, seriously wrong with you.
Not only that, the first shop the guy called was not even a gay bakery, it was a gay cookie shop, so the product he was asking for, they don't even sell. I mean, how stupid can you get? She even told the doofus TWICE that they don't make cakes. This is just rich. Maybe next time he could call a gay car battery shop and ask them to bake an "I hate gays" cake and see what response he gets.
I know this is a hot-button issue, but really, can't religious conservatives do better than this?
How do you think a black owned bakery would respond were that same guy to call and ask for a cake that says:
"KKK forever"?
I bet that that black bakery (if one even exists, I am not sure of that at all) would probably say no. That being said:
Just for the record, I don't think that "christian" bakeries should have to bake cakes for gay weddings. I think that gay people are also definitely going about this the wrong way. The free market should control here, and if those "christians" are so stupid as to let a good business opportunity go by them and they lose money or go out of business, well then, that's their problem. Yeshuah said to his followers that they are "in this world but not of this world", but nowhere did he say that Christians cannot do business with people who are not as they are. Gee, Christians, this is one helluva way to "witness" to people who are not as you would wish for them to be.
Not only that, I bet top dollar that gay people do not go into a "christian" bakery and ask for
"straight marriage is wrong"
to be put on their wedding cake.
Derideo_Te Mertex Pogo Wolfsister77 LoneLaugher Carla_Danger Nyvin AceRothstein BULLDOG Dana7360 Grandma jillian JoeB131 Luddly Neddite mdk Nosmo King Plasmaball rightwinger Science*Good Vandalshandle Wry Catcher Howey
Maybe you good folks might want to add some to this discussion. This could get fun.
Let the right-wing Umbragefest begin!!!
Polls after poll show a majority of American support gays having access to marriage.
