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So..this is a 24/7...can't get away from yourself kind of thing. My condolences.![]()
That might have hurt, if I cared about your opinion.
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So..this is a 24/7...can't get away from yourself kind of thing. My condolences.![]()
Ok, let's pretend you are correct for a moment. Who was their lawyer in this "lawsuit"? What civil court heard their "lawsuit"? What were the findings of the jury in this "lawsuit"? That should all be part of public record. Prove your case, sweetheart.![]()
Freedom of religion is a right that supersedes any state law...but why quibble over inalienable rights when the ability to force people to do what we want because they don't like us is popular right now....
You have freedom of religion. Your business doesn't. businesses don't have religion.
What part of "free exercise thereof" don't you get?
The part where it isn't a free ride to disobey laws you don't like.
But we don't even need to go that far. These owners are perfectly free to believe that homosexuality is wrong. BUt they don't have a right to refuse service to gays through their business. Their business is not an "establishment of religion", nor does it have religious beliefs.
You are still restricting free exercise thereof.
I know perfectly well what I am talking about. You, however, seem to be getting a tad shrill. Is that what you do rather than actually take action?
You depraved moron. Ideological discrimination is the essence of liberty, and in this instance the only persons being unconstitutionally singled out in violation of their inalienable rights of free-association and private property are the Christians owners of this business.
You are a homofascist thug.
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So what? It's against the law in NY to discriminate against someone for their sexual orientation.
or gay people can man the fuck up and stop trying to get people to accept their lifestyle and just tolerate it.
none of these things are public accommodations. Public accommodation is when you walk into a store to buy something, or stay at a hotel, or get on a mode of transport. A small business that is contracted out on a per use basis is not publicly accommodating anything.
What truly galls me is that this wasn't an outright denial, but a condition and still these assholes sued these people because their FEEEWINGS were hurt.
Um...they were not sued. Nice try.I don;t disagree that the laws exists, what I state is they are wrong.
Well, you're welcome to think the laws are wrong. But they're not going to change.
And eventually all you assholes will be dead, and shit like this will be looked back on the same way we look at "colored" drinking fountains now.
Assholes, Mr. Moderator?
Dead, Mr. Moderator?
Good ol' fashioned American apple pie sentiments of liberty, Mr. Moderator?
Live and let live, Mr. Moderator?
Is that before or after folks like me take up arms against homofascist punks like you, Mr. Moderator, and put you Siege Heiling thugs down for the rabid dogs that you are?
So Christians are the new Judens, eh?
This issue, you drooling idiot, you imbecile, you fascist whore, you clueless, bootlicking statist is inalienable rights. Behavior necessarily touches on ideology, religion, morality . . . you oranges-apples dimwit. Nobody has any legitimate right to impose their behavior, their religion or their morality against the inalienable fights of free-association and private property. So the Bill of Rights are meaningless? Public accommodation codes trump them? Since when, Goebbels? Public accommodation codes that compel one to accommodate behavior or rituals on one's property that is contrary to one's ideological/religious convictions is tyranny, whether one's property be a place of business or not. The rest is irrelevant minutia. There's no such thing as an alienable, inalienable right in the public or private sector. One cannot be legitimately alienated from their inalienable rights, you FASCIST RETARD, not on public property and certainly not on one's own private property.
Are you pretending not to understand that, moron? Are you truly that stupid? Just how depraved are you?
Go to hell, Mr. Moderator. The only thing that homofascist punks like you will ever understand about where your rights end and those of others begin is the business end of a loaded gun pointed at your stupid heads.
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Seems to me...one should not be ashamed of being FOR equal rights for law-abiding, tax-paying citizens of this country.....instead of cheering for illegal discrimination against fellow citizens.or gay people can man the fuck up and stop trying to get people to accept their lifestyle and just tolerate it.
none of these things are public accommodations. Public accommodation is when you walk into a store to buy something, or stay at a hotel, or get on a mode of transport. A small business that is contracted out on a per use basis is not publicly accommodating anything.
What truly galls me is that this wasn't an outright denial, but a condition and still these assholes sued these people because their FEEEWINGS were hurt.
Um...they were not sued. Nice try.I don;t disagree that the laws exists, what I state is they are wrong.
Well, you're welcome to think the laws are wrong. But they're not going to change.
And eventually all you assholes will be dead, and shit like this will be looked back on the same way we look at "colored" drinking fountains now.
Assholes, Mr. Moderator?
Dead, Mr. Moderator?
Good ol' fashioned American apple pie sentiments of liberty, Mr. Moderator?
Live and let live, Mr. Moderator?
Is that before or after folks like me take up arms against homofascist punks like you, Mr. Moderator, and put you Siege Heiling thugs down for the rabid dogs that you are?
So Christians are the new Judens, eh?
This issue, you drooling idiot, you imbecile, you fascist whore, you clueless, bootlicking statist is inalienable rights. Behavior necessarily touches on ideology, religion, morality . . . you oranges-apples dimwit. Nobody has any legitimate right to impose their behavior, their religion or their morality against the inalienable fights of free-association and private property. So the Bill of Rights are meaningless? Public accommodation codes trump them? Since when, Goebbels? Public accommodation codes that compel one to accommodate behavior or rituals on one's property that is contrary to one's ideological/religious convictions is tyranny, whether one's property be a place of business or not. The rest is irrelevant minutia. There's no such thing as an alienable, inalienable right in the public or private sector. One cannot be legitimately alienated from their inalienable rights, you FASCIST RETARD, not on public property and certainly not on one's own private property.
Are you pretending not to understand that, moron? Are you truly that stupid? Just how depraved are you?
Go to hell, Mr. Moderator. The only thing that homofascist punks like you will ever understand about where your rights end and those of others begin is the business end of a loaded gun pointed at your stupid heads.
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I seem to have touched a nerve. It's not often that I see people melt down quite like this.
Indeed, that's precisely the kind of response I would have expected from you. Not one of shame. Not one of contriteness. You are that depraved, as only a depraved person would fail to comprehend how monstrously tyrannical and disgusting your disregard for the rights of others is.
Of course they can! That's why Bill Clinton signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act into law.
Peyote Law
No one ever thought that this law would benefit Hobby Lobby.
It isn't going to benefit those that wish to discriminate either...at least according to Justice Kennedy.
They just have to learn to adjust their business practices so that what is chosen to be with held from perverts is not offered to the general public. The service might still be given to others but is not offered.
That was the basis on which the lesbians that sued me lost. They proved that I indeed did commission paintings but could not prove that I ever offered commission paintings to the public. The complaint against my business was dismissed even by the Department of Consumer Affairs. They were not denied a service offered to the public. They were demanding a service not offered by the business.
The answer is to conduct business practices defensively. Look for weak points that would give a basis for a lawsuit and eliminate it. The farm owner should have made it clear that their private home was not part of the venue offered for weddings. Only the barn. They can always make an exception if they choose to do so.
All this legalese is horseshit. All this legalistic ducking and dodging is horseshit. These fascists are not about to stop. As depraved thugs like theDoctorsIn has demonstrated, their agenda is domination. Loopholes will be closed. New laws will be made. That's where we're at. That's why I draw the likes of thugs like theDoctorsIn out, that we might all clearly see what we're up against. Folks, we are going to have to make sacrifices. We are going to have to stand up to them before it's too late and we have no other recourse but to take up arms.
No sane person wants it to come to that. But that's precisely the kind of reprobate mind we're up against: drooling idiots like Delta4Embassy who thinks equal rights trump inalienable rights, monsters who cannot make out the rightful limitations of governmental power. We are up against Jacobins, barbarians of the first order.
The bottom line is that public accommodation codes that would compel any one to accommodate behavior, engage in behavior or make any expression that is contrary to one's ideological convictions is a violation of natural and constitutional law. End of discussion. What we need to do in the face of this tyranny is openly confront the government in court for its violations of our civil liberties, and if the courts fail to properly adjudicate the matter, then civil disobedience is called for. After that, we take up arms.
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Interested in the facts of the case?
Here is the facts of the case and the ruling -->> http://www.capitalnewyork.com/sites/default/files/140808_DHR_LRF_Ruling.pdf
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M.D. Rawlings' behavior is exactly what the Founders and their well-designed Constitution/Bill of Rights has protected us against for well over 200 years.I'm a business owner too. But I'm a patriot first, and there's no way in hell I'm going to jump through the hoops of the likes of homofascist thugs like theDoctorsIn or Gowin's Law Worldwatch. If we play the game by their rules, we will lose, and the Republic is finished. If we don't stand up to them now, it will be too late, and the only choice we will have is to take up arms.
Unsurprisingly, this makes no sense.
The 'game' you're referring to is the rule of law, it belongs to all Americans.
And the Republic will in fact be finished if we allow the majority to decide who will or will not have his civil rights, and subject individual liberty to popular vote.
The Framers wisely created a Constitutional Republic, as opposed to a democracy, because they correctly understood that often the majority can be wrong – seeking to deny gay Americans access to public accommodations predicated solely on who they are is one such example.
Yes, when you are offering a PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION, you have to offer it to everyone who can pay. Period.
"We don't serve you people" has been against the law since the 1960's.
Exactly...so the case has been decided....by a judge....in a court of law....Was this a civil lawsuit judge?Ok, let's pretend you are correct for a moment. Who was their lawyer in this "lawsuit"? What civil court heard their "lawsuit"? What were the findings of the jury in this "lawsuit"? That should all be part of public record. Prove your case, sweetheart.![]()
The case was decided by a judge, or did you miss that part?
You have freedom of religion. Your business doesn't. businesses don't have religion.
Again....QW doesn't understand Public Accommodation laws. Color me surprised.Yes, when you are offering a PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION, you have to offer it to everyone who can pay. Period.
"We don't serve you people" has been against the law since the 1960's.
The problem is that progressive states have declared almost everything a public accommodation. I can't wait until they do it to your house so I can move a few dozen homeless meth addicts into it.
Not even a nice try. The government at that time only represented the bigotries of the populace of the time, which is why civil rights laws had to apply to businesses as well as governments.
there wasn't a "Well, Mississippi, you have to end segregation, but Bob's Dinner can still refuse to serve Negroes!"
If you want to go that route, then when NY legalized gay marriages, it obligated business owners to serve gays, just as when Jim Crow laws were overturned, it obligated businesses to serve blacks.