jknowgood
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- Aug 12, 2010
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The gay couple made it his business. Like I said I see nothing wrong with him selling them a blank cake, but they wanted him to cater it, and he has the right to refuse.It's a cake. He bakes cakes, for all comers, period. Who marries who is none of his damn business since his business is baking cakes.Well they tried to force him to do it and that's what I was against. The baker sold them goods prior to the couples request for a wedding cake.If you mean a blank Wedding Cake, that is correct. He was not required to do the artwork of two men screwing each other or stock gay wedding cake toppers.So the baker for the gay wedding could've just sold them a blank cake? If so we agree.The point is, which you are having such a hard time understanding, they both get the cake but the message is up to the buyer to make happen. Reasonable people can see the difference between Happy Birthday Suzy and Kill All Faggots, but I'm betting that you can't however the courts, no so dumb as you.Better than you jacking off to your Obama posters, but the baker was being forced to make a decorated gay cake, so again what's your point?