JFK_USA
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- Aug 31, 2009
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Bull shit and you know it, having a belief system doesn't make you a bigot any more than thinking that you have a right to dictate another person's belief system makes you a bigot.Man, Bigotry is a huge moneymaker.
It is bigotry. She was intolerant to an entire group of people. That's what bigotry is.
And she broke the law. That's clearly what she did. She has no defense and she will lose hilariously.
No she wasn't, she had helped this couple previously and had no issues with them or other gay couples. She did not feel right about doing the wedding because of a personal belief. She should have made arrangements to have someone else do the wedding and subbed it out to them.
She has every right to not care for their lifestyle, just as the have every right not to care for her lifestyle, she should have served them, not serving them doesn't make you a bigot.
I do realize you are a bigot for not tolerating others opinions.
Okay.
Let's assume we are going by the actual definition of bigotry and assume I am intolerant of your opinion (which I am not) and you are intolerant of gay people (which you are).
Am I passing state laws endorsing discrimination on a set of people that I do not like? No. Therefore, your act of bigotry is more destructive to the American ideals of freedom and equality.
I tolerate your opinion in the sense that you can have it. You can believe that homosexuality is a sin. That is your right and I will defend your right to have opinion. What I will not defend is pursuing legislative action to make your opinion the basis of whether the person gets services available to the general public which the Indiana law allowed until they fixed it.
You see the difference? That's why you are in the wrong.