The Rabbi
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No, all they have to do is go elsewhere to someone who is happy catering to them. Is that so hard?Let me put this into terms a liberal could understand:
Person A to Gay Couple A: "I can't cater your wedding, because of my religious beliefs."
Gay Couple A to Person A: Fine, we'll go somewhere else.
That is an example of how a gay couple could exercise tolerance in the face of perceived intolerance.
Person B to Gay Couple B: I can't cater your wedding because of my religious beliefs.
Gay Couple B to Person B: You're a bigot, and if you don't violate your beliefs to cater us, we'll sue you for everything you have. Our wedding is more important than your beliefs.
This is an example of how a gay couple would exercise intolerance in the face of perceived intolerance.
Starting to see the picture here? Only one set of ways and beliefs are acceptable here, the ones that involve outright capitulation.
Yea, I see the picture...as long as liberals and gays embrace the rights bigotry, discrimination and dehumanizing, the right will be quiet and just continue to spread their vile hatred, something that is as anti- Christian as it gets.
All you want to do is impose your beliefs on others. All we want to do is be left alone.