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You would get much better publicity and win more friends demonstrating tolerance for the religious. Just because you can kick somebody’s teeth in and destroy their livelihood doesn’t mean that you have to unless you believe that tolerance is a one way street.
You would get much better publicity and win more friends demonstrating tolerance for the religious. Just because you can kick somebody’s teeth in and destroy their livelihood doesn’t mean that you have to unless you believe that tolerance is a one way street.
I, for one, am quite satisfied with the publicity this bigoted baker got. The gays didn't destroy his livelihood...he did that all by himself, by refusing to obey the laws of the land, and refusing to provide service to people he doesn't like.
Why in the HELL should the baker have to get bullied into going against his faith? The rights of the homosexual are not superior to or in any way supersede the rights of everyone else’s especially where religion is involved.
Fatal error.
The LGBT community is not asking for special rights. They are ENTITLED to equal rights as enshrined by the Constitution. Baker guy doesn't get to break the law because he thinks he's special. Baker guy is allowed to go to the church of his choice. He's allowed to have whatever beliefs he wants. He's not allowed to make his own rules within the laws.
Why in the HELL should the baker have to get
bullied into going against his faith?
Nobody was forcing him to attend a Pride Parade at gunpoint. Baking cakes is his business. If he chooses to not bake for people he deems unfit, his business won't last long. And it didn't.
Good.
Baking wedding cakes has everything to do with his religion.
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