SmarterThanTheAverageBear
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They are screaming for the right of their religion to persecute others
No, actually, they want the right to practice their religion....and that right is in the Bill of Rights, and if they don't want to make cakes for weddings that violate their religious beliefs then the founding document of this country codifies that that don't have to.....
Their right to practice their religion is not infringed upon. They can still practice it all they want to. They chose to open a business and states can regulate intrastate commerce. If they want their business to be religious, they need to file for tax exempt status as a church...but then there goes the profit margin. Decisions, decisons.
I'd have a lot more respect for these folks the first time they refuse to bake a cake for an interfaith or divorced and remarrying couple...or maybe some fatties.
So you're saying Indiana is well within their rights to pass this legislation, after all, it's within their powers to regulate intrastate commerce.
Yes. There are no federal protections for gays like there are for Christians. Are you saying you support PA laws that protect gays since they are passed at the state or local level?
Sure, as long as they protect the rights of everyone equally, so far you have not gone in that direction.
SeaWytch cares about her gay agenda, and nothing else.