Stephanie
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Bake the cake. Protest at the wedding itself. Problem solved.
Yeah, protest, become an absolute moron for disrupting someone's wedding, then try and claim the moral high ground before heading down the slippery slope to hell.
Absolutely disrupt the wedding. Who knows maybe the florist and the photographer may even have someone show up. Bang drums, chant loudly. There is no such thing as moral high ground when someone must provide labor against their will. Disrupt enough weddings, all while following the letter of the law, gays will get the message.
Enjoy hell then.
They don't have to provide labor against their will. They could simply shut their shop down and never open it again. It's their power to do so.
They agree to do certain things when they set up a business. If they don't like this, then they don't have to set up a business.
Would you sign a contract that tells you that you might have to go around licking poor people's feet? No, you wouldn't.
So why would these people sign up to do something where you might have to serve gay people, who, because you're a completely retarded bigot, you think they have some kind of germs or something? Wait, sure you would. You see the dollar signs, chuuuuuu CHING!!! SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!!!!
You're right though, too many people try and claim the higher moral ground, but the reality is their morals are down in the sewer.
We have the right to REFUSE service to anyone. PERIOD. But you'd look good in brownshirt and jackboots. You want people to close things down, then close down or call off your wedding. OR bake the frikken cake yourself
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