NYcarbineer
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If the law was throwing gays off rooftops, would you still say that?The law is the law, Hollie.
Yes.
Your absurdity proves that you have no rational argument.
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If the law was throwing gays off rooftops, would you still say that?The law is the law, Hollie.
They don't have wages. They had a business, since closed. They are operating out of their home kitchen.
With the number of exemptions the Kleins are entitled to, it's unlikely there will be any recovery at all.
don't taste the frostingThe fun part is now more homosexual customers will come in and ask for a cake
At $135k a pop
For burning $500,000 in cash plus anything they had in savings, checking, college accounts for the kids - probably only two things. One, arrest them because burning money is a federal crime under 18 USC 333. Then after the jail time, the Government probably wouldn't do anything except act for wage garnishment for any future Job either would hold.
Exemptions don't apply to the $135,000 that the Kleins owe out of the $500,000 in funds they have raised.
Under Anathema's plan there would be no kitchen. He's calling for them to burn all assets, including their home (which would include their kitchen), their car, and any valuables. Instead of keeping $375,000 and opening a new storefront***, Anathema's plan the Klein's and their children would be living on the streets with no means of support.
*** They could take that $375,000, open a new storefront and just not offer wedding cakes as part of their catalog. Since they wouldn't be part of the catalog, they wouldn't have to sell wedding cakes to anyone - including gays.
Okay. Then you take the cash out back and have a bonfire.
For burning $500,000 in cash plus anything they had in savings, checking, college accounts for the kids - probably only two things. One, arrest them because burning money is a federal crime under 18 USC 333. Then after the jail time, the Government probably wouldn't do anything except act for wage garnishment for any future Job either would hold.
I was thinking about the home, cars, etc.... being burned. The cash can just disappear.
As for future wages..... what wages? Gotta have a job to have wages.
Well a bonfire is one way to make cash disappear. Hence the reference to you saying burn it.
Do you need my home address?State Takes Legal Action to Seize $135K From Oregon Bakers
Nope no harm done to you if you disagree with homosexuality and won't bend to their will. None at all. Just lose your business,money,freedom,house,cars etc etc etc. Great thing about the internet is it NEVER loses its memory so when time comes it will be fairly simple to find the scum who destroyed this nation and get revenge.
They aren't going to voluntarily pay and the state will have a very difficult time collecting.
And of course it's easy to have the opinion that it's better for the Kleins and their children to live on the streets in poverty - when it's someone else that you are recommending live on the streets.
It allows the club to decide who and who is not allowed in the club that's the entire pointbut you do understand that simply being a private club does not necessarily mean a business is exempt from public accommodation laws, right?just becoming a 'private' club doesn't make a business exempt from public accommodation laws.Its very easy to stop that.You mean people donated money to fight the religious persecution of this couple. I know. I helped. As far as I know they haven't taken the money yet and they don't want to.
And they will be deniedSee I would have made a lovely cake...maybe a protruding vagina or a woman's head eating another woman out....you want cake? Here ya go!
Where?
If I were in the homosexual community, I would send a steady stream of gay couples requesting wedding cakes
$135,000 a pop should break them pretty soonIts called paying for and getting license to become private club. Therefore you CAN or CAN NOT issue memberships to people you want to be members
Very simple.Very legal.
It allows a business to decide who gets in and who doesn't. Not a member? Can't come in. They also get to decide who becomes a member! Its a PRIVATE business/residence.just becoming a 'private' club doesn't make a business exempt from public accommodation laws.Its very easy to stop that.You mean people donated money to fight the religious persecution of this couple. I know. I helped. As far as I know they haven't taken the money yet and they don't want to.
And they will be deniedSee I would have made a lovely cake...maybe a protruding vagina or a woman's head eating another woman out....you want cake? Here ya go!
Where?
If I were in the homosexual community, I would send a steady stream of gay couples requesting wedding cakes
$135,000 a pop should break them pretty soonIts called paying for and getting license to become private club. Therefore you CAN or CAN NOT issue memberships to people you want to be members
Very simple.Very legal.
I know I am a member of one.
They can simply file Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and the judgement will be dismissed.
Yes it doesIgnorant nonsense.And religious rights come WAY ahead of some homosexual whining over a cake. Go get someone else to make a cake. EVERY business I have been into has a sign that says we reserve the right to refuse business to anyone for any reason. This is an attack by homosexuals on the rights of religious people. Simple as that.When u start a business there are laws that business must follow .
Maybe I'd be ok if they just ignored food safety rules too?
This has nothing to do with 'religious rights'; in fact, this has nothing to do with the First Amendment whatsoever, as there are no Free Exercise Clause issues at stake.
This concerns Commerce Clause jurisprudence, where public accommodations laws are necessary, proper, and Constitutional regulatory policy ensuring the integrity of the local market and all other interrelated markets (See Wickard v. Filburn, Heart of Atlanta Motel v. US, Gonzales v. Raich)
YepAnd religious rights come WAY ahead of some homosexual whining over a cake. Go get someone else to make a cake. EVERY business I have been into has a sign that says we reserve the right to refuse business to anyone for any reason. This is an attack by homosexuals on the rights of religious people. Simple as that.When u start a business there are laws that business must follow .
Maybe I'd be ok if they just ignored food safety rules too?
YepAnd religious rights come WAY ahead of some homosexual whining over a cake. Go get someone else to make a cake. EVERY business I have been into has a sign that says we reserve the right to refuse business to anyone for any reason. This is an attack by homosexuals on the rights of religious people. Simple as that.When u start a business there are laws that business must follow .
Maybe I'd be ok if they just ignored food safety rules too?
You have no ability to think at all. I'm not religious and said we shouldn't even need a religious reason. And your idiotic definition of equality can be applied to anybody that wants to claim it. Tyrants like you need to be beat back down into the hellhole your escaped from.You have no religious reason. None at all.It's a sign the government has slipped into tyranny when they force people to be accepting of politically aggressive deviant lifestyles. We shouldn't need a religious reason to turn down business we find repulsive.
"Politically aggressive"? American citizens seeking equal justice under law is seen as "politically aggressive" by those who seek to deny equal justice.
So if you favor a law, the law is the law, if you don't favor a law it's injustice and must be changed. Did you say the law is the law when homosexuals weren't allowed to marry? You dim fucks can't think straight. What about the bisexual, where's their equality. Try using your head for something other than a butt cork.Wrong.It's a sign the government has slipped into tyranny when they force people to be accepting of politically aggressive deviant lifestyles. We shouldn't need a religious reason to turn down business we find repulsive.
It's a sign of rightwing ignorance and inconsistency, and of conservative contempt for the rule of law, having nothing to do with 'tyranny.'
Those claiming a religious reason are committing religious fraud. Those using the 'we find Gays icky' defense have no standing.You have no ability to think at all. I'm not religious and said we shouldn't even need a religious reason. And your idiotic definition of equality can be applied to anybody that wants to claim it. Tyrants like you need to be beat back down into the hellhole your escaped from.You have no religious reason. None at all.It's a sign the government has slipped into tyranny when they force people to be accepting of politically aggressive deviant lifestyles. We shouldn't need a religious reason to turn down business we find repulsive.
"Politically aggressive"? American citizens seeking equal justice under law is seen as "politically aggressive" by those who seek to deny equal justice.
Only the foaming at the mouth libtards claim the icky defense. Those Christians don't want to participate in sin according to their faith. You want to stop on that right like the little Nazi thug that you are. We get it.Those claiming a religious reason are committing religious fraud. Those using the 'we find Gays icky' defense have no standing.You have no ability to think at all. I'm not religious and said we shouldn't even need a religious reason. And your idiotic definition of equality can be applied to anybody that wants to claim it. Tyrants like you need to be beat back down into the hellhole your escaped from.You have no religious reason. None at all.It's a sign the government has slipped into tyranny when they force people to be accepting of politically aggressive deviant lifestyles. We shouldn't need a religious reason to turn down business we find repulsive.
"Politically aggressive"? American citizens seeking equal justice under law is seen as "politically aggressive" by those who seek to deny equal justice.
Alas, you are politically impotent to stave off equal; justice. You are cu7lturally impotent in labeling homosexuals as 'repulsive'. And now we find you are rhetorically impotent by making such a ham handed argument.
Even under bible law they are frauds . If they follow the bible they wouldn't bake cakes for divorced people , people living in sin, couples having premarital sex . I'm sure that's all fine . But they gays!!! Now they suddenly find religion ? Fakes !
Religious beliefs and practices have to be respected as well. It's not only about Gay Rights. Others' rights have to be respected too.
So if someone didn't believe in serving Christians because of their religion.....or blacks......or jews.....you're cool with that?