bodecea
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- Jul 22, 2009
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They both were required to bake cakes. The gay baker did. You'RE wrong.The baker that was forced to bake the gay cake, the cake was offensive to him, but since you disagree with him. He had to do it. You agree with the other baker, so he doesn't have to follow the same guidelines. Your wrong.Okay, then if the other baker writes anything on his cupcakes, then he cannot discriminate either.Did you support forcing a baker to cater a gay wedding?Post any stance BY ME that conflicts with the above, or stfu and quit making a fool of yourself.
If the caterer is a business offering wedding catering to the public, then yes - they cannot discriminate against same sex weddings any more than they could discriminate against a Jewish wedding, or a mixed race wedding.
Yes he can because he is only defining the content of his products available for sale, not discriminating against a person or group of persons.