DandyDonovan
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- Nov 29, 2018
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If I want into a Muslim bakery and wanted them to make me a cake celebrating National Booze Day or something like that, and I was turned away. I wouldn't feel discriminated against. I'd expect it.
BTW, why aren't these deviant sex addicts trying this cry by targeting Muslim bakeries? Anyone? Any thoughts?
Can you stop screaming long enough to admit that both sides are asshole??
If the Christian baker would just give the nasty queers a price that was too high or a delivery date that was beyond the nasty gay wedding date, or just give any other reason for refusing service than the queer wouldn't have a legal justification for crying.d
But the Christian baker wants that queer to know exactly why he doesn't want to bake him a cake.
Now, IMO the Christian ought be able to say to the queer "get out fudge packer" and that be that, but unless and until this law gets over turned or removed, it IS the law.
They'd have to prove discrimination. Again, race and religion are prohibited to discriminate against. You can't say "we don't serve Jews here". But you can say "I won't make a cake to celebrate (****) Jewish ritual" if you feel strongly opposed to such a ritual in your deeply held beliefs.
No screaming. Rituals cannot be forced upon others to celebrate if they defy their fundamentally deeply held beliefs opposing such a ritual.
When you have to twist logic around like a pretzel to defend your position, you hold a weak position.
Mayhaps you should change your name to Christian Pretzel