PaintMyHouse
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- #101
As long as they bake the cake that's just fine, and there is nothing hypocritical about it. If you want 100 T-shirts that say Kill All The Fucking ******* they have to sell you the shirts but you might have to work a bit to get them printed. See how that works now? I can't refuse to sell you a Bible if I sell Bibles, but I don't have to go out to parking lot and help you burn it if that's your plan.Yes, and she offered to bake the cake, as was required. What she did not offered to do was help him spread his hatred, but he never wanted the cake in the first place, he just wanted to make his very weak and inaccurate point.I think he has to sell them cakes, but I don't know about having to write the messages in frosting the couple wants. This will be a messy fight.
Denver baker sued for refusing to write anti-gay slogans on cake - Yahoo News
You can't have it both ways selective liberal equal protection supporters! If you force a Christian baker to bake a cake for a gay wedding, then a baker must bake a cake for an anti-gay event (something I find as deplorable)!
So when the Christian baker (which I am not Christian) states they will bake the cake (as many will do), but they won't put on the two 2 men or 2 women then a hypocrite asswipe like you is AOK with that?