bodecea
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He said it's a sin...did he say he would refuse them? I don't get that from your quote. But "E" for Effort.You quote laws like I give a shit? You said: Muslims bakers don't push gays away, but I have a quote from a Muslim baker saying this: "It is not a sin that we bring gays into our establishment and to serve them. It is a sin, though, if we cater their wedding." My point is made.Rush Limbaugh, Dearborn and the Muslim Baker Bigotry Myth | HuffPostMuslims featured in YouTube video say it falsely portrays themOh goodie...another one pulls up that old story.
Let me tell you two things.
1. Those bakeries did NOT have wedding cakes on their menu to begin with...so they were being asked to bake something they don't do...period...for anyone.
2. Those bakeries were in Michigan which DOES NOT protect sexual orientation in its PA laws. Therefore, even if those muslim bakers DID provide wedding cakes normally and refused a gay couple...it's NOT against business law in MICHIGAN.
You're welcome.
Really? Right here in this article -- in an article attempting to DEFEND THEM -- they report that one of those bakers said: "It is not a sin that we bring gays into our establishment and to serve them. It is a sin, though, if we cater their wedding."
And as I said before, and you may have missed....MICHIGAN doesn't have sexual orientation in its PA laws.
Personally, I think those Muslims could and should push away any gays they don't want to serve. I find it perfectly OK for them to push away people they don't want to serve. If some asshole business owners pushed someone away for their sexuality, I wouldn't want to give them my business anyway. I'd rather give my money to good people. Not those assholes. Just make sure you let me know on Yelp, who these assholes are.
You're delusional if you think Muslims are going to accept your pretend marriage. Keep yapping but we know better.
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