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Then how did all those Jewish butchers get away with not selling pork all these years ?
Kosher restaurants are fully using their religion to promote their food.
Deciding which products to offer for sale is not the same as refusing to sell to someone based on a difference in opinion about values.
That butcher/restaurant will sell Kosher meat to anyone willing to pay for it.
Deciding which products to offer for sale is not the same as refusing to sell to someone based on a difference in opinion about values.
That butcher/restaurant will sell Kosher meat to anyone willing to pay for it.
great, so if the lesbians wanted a wedding cake with 2 women on top, and the bakers said that they dont sell gay or lesbian decorated cakes, then that would be alright with you then?
From another article.
The woman said she had done business with him before so he has sold goods to her as an individual.
He just refuses to make wedding cakes for gay marriages.
The owner said it doesn't matter. He's going to stand his ground and if he gets punished for his religious beliefs then that is what society has come to.
So is religious persecution making a comeback via Equality Rights ?
Baker refuses to make wedding cake for lesbian couple - NY Daily News
He said he would rather stick to his religious beliefs than make money.
And he added: "If I have to be, I guess, be penalized for my beliefs, then I guess, well, that'll be what it is. My First Amendment rights allow me to practice my religion as I see it."
How did Kosher butchers and restaurants exist for so long and not get sued by Christians for discrimination ?
Who were/are they discriminating against?
People who don't want to eat Kosher food?
Again, if a restaurant serves only Kosher food to everyone who patronizes the establishment, where is the discrimination?
If that same restaurant refuses to sell said Kosher food to Christians that would be discrimination, much like what this bakery owner has done.
He does not have that right in Oregon.
Hope god helps him pay his fine.
he can refuse to pay it, and he can also appeal the states ruling.
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