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I am irritated because this is a constant thing. It never ends. Straight folks don't get pissy because someone refused to make a cake for them they find someone else. Why can't homosexuals do the same thing?
When did anyone ever have a cake refused to be baked for them just because they were straight?
They have the right to go to another store and get their cake made there. No reason to throw a fit over it like they are doing.
Boycotting is not throwing a fit, and even it is, it's still legal to throw a fit. It's their right. Like I said, what do you care where people take their business.
I am irritated because this is a constant thing. It never ends. Straight folks don't get pissy because someone refused to make a cake for them they find someone else. Why can't homosexuals do the same thing?
Oh, yes they do!!!
You may not have heard about the 'straight' couple in Pennsylvania who made a big sensation about a bakery not making a birthday cake with their son's name on it...poor kid's name was Hitler.
Wow...these people hate anything that doesn't accept their lifestyle...amazing.
Doubt it.
Though I am curious - did the owner have "this establishment reserves the right to refuse service to anyone at anytime" sign? If so, then as questionable as it may be, the owner has every right to refuse service to individuals.
On that same token, the individuals have the right to boycott the place if they find themselves insulted and offended by the actions and rules the establishment takes.
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