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Is "Upskirt" for the public good? The courts ruled it was and the legislators had to pass a law to change that. You make no sense or maybe it is the courts who make no sense.
You are completely gone. See this is the problem with liberals. If you happen to be DENIED of some sort of service you think you deserve by a private business you think its all about "something" racial or what have you and you want to scream and cry not fair. Mostly it's because your being an azzhole. No business will kick folks out for being (whatever liberals cry to be) but when you become an azz guess where you get sent........out the door. I know many of you do it to scream and cry and get on the news. Good for you. I say it's pathetic.
The baker is/was open to the public. That is not a private business, that is a business open to the public. Religion does not trump federal law about businesses and being religious does not give one the right to discriminate.
Likewise, "gays" (homosexuals) do not have the right to force Christians to violate their beliefs, and dishonor God, by producing a custom "wedding cake" for a ceremony that dishonors God and mocks marriage, which is a holy relationship between one man and one woman.
"Husbands, love your wives just as Christ loved the Church, and gave himself up for her to make her holy" — Ephesians 5:25, 26
There is no Constitutional right, either explicitly stated, or that can be construed to exist, for homosexuals to "marry." Marriage is and always has been, throughout human history, reserved for, and the exclusive right of a man and a woman. Period.
The bakers religion is not everyones religion, so what is he doing judging someone else? He wanted to open a bakery to the public, then he has to obey the laws about discrimination. His god does not run his business, his church does not run his business, his beliefs do not run his business and he cannot use his beliefs to indescrimately discriminate. There is a constitutional right to marriage, it does not say it is only for straight people. Marriage between members of the same sex has existed, just because you want to ignore anything but heterosexual history, does not mean it did not happen. Ignorance is bliss.
The bakers religion is not everyones religion, so what is he doing judging someone else? He wanted to open a bakery to the public, then he has to obey the laws about discrimination. His god does not run his business, his church does not run his business, his beliefs do not run his business and he cannot use his beliefs to indescrimately discriminate. There is a constitutional right to marriage, it does not say it is only for straight people. Marriage between members of the same sex has existed, just because you want to ignore anything but heterosexual history, does not mean it did not happen. Ignorance is bliss.
Every business has a right to deny service to who they don't want in their business. You don't like it then go next door and eat a cake. Why is this so hard for liberals to understand. Go into a restruant and see a sign that says we have the right to deny service bla bla bla. Are you folks so far gone you think you can make everybody do anything you want? It appears so.
What do you mean it wasn't a private business. Did the government or city municipality own this bakery? What are you talking about.
He is open to the pubic, that makes him not a private business. Do you not understand how business works? If he baked cakes from his home and only on orders to say friends and family, then he is a private business. Any business open to the public is not a private business.
Every business has a right to deny service to who they don't want in their business. You don't like it then go next door and eat a cake. Why is this so hard for liberals to understand. Go into a restruant and see a sign that says we have the right to deny service bla bla bla. Are you folks so far gone you think you can make everybody do anything you want? It appears so.
That sign does not give the business the option to discriminate against who they want to based on religious beliefs.
You folks are insane. If you deny folks you won't make money...........which is what a business is for. But if I see a bunch of harley guys coming in killing my business I have a right to tell them to get out..........right? Or do THEY have the right to just come in and fight and destroy my business. You tell me.
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