Borillar
Platinum Member
What he advertises in the city is regulated by the city.What he accepts at his farm is not regulated by the city.His farm again is privately owned property, you don't get that. The city has no right to attempt to reach out and affect his selling his produce in a public venue from what was grown on his private property. If you f'ing queers want to sue him over his telling what he wouldn't accept in front of his family on his privately own property go for it but i dearly hope he counter sues and takes everyone behind this shit for everything they own.His farm is privately owned property not public property. The market where he is/was selling his goods from his farming operation is public property and he never said gays were not welcome to buy his goods at a public operation.His farm is a business open to the public. He has to follow the law.
He said his farm was not open for gay weddings, it's a business, his farm must meet any PA laws applicable to businesses.
If he doesn't want to worry about marrying gays (or jews or Muslims) then he should convert the portion of his farm for weddings into a church.
His farm is privately owned, it's still a business and there are laws he has to follow. I'm sorry you don't like it but it's nothing new.