HIDDEN CAMERA: Gay Wedding Cake At Muslim Bakeries

a reply to: IAMTAT
What ever happened to the power of that "We reserve the right to refuse service" sign? Did that just go away?

originally posted by: Enochstask
a reply to: IAMTAT
What ever happened to the power of that "We reserve the right to refuse service" sign? Did that just go away?

You're right. I haven't seen one of those in years.

Still see plenty of those: "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Service" signs.
Is that anti-nudist?

Is it really possible that people are missing the obvious fact that this video not getting traction highlights the clear hypocrisy of the issue at hand?
This isn't deflection, it's a demonstration of the fact that Gay activists don't fear a reaction to their bullying from Christians, but they most certainly fear a reaction from Muslims.
This video will NEVER get picked up by the MSM, for the simple reason that this particular bakery is run by Muslims, and they're the current religious flavor of month, in America.

originally posted by: Enochstask
a reply to: IAMTAT
What ever happened to the power of that "We reserve the right to refuse service" sign? Did that just go away?

That went away with separate drinking fountains for "people of color"

a reply to: Enochstask

It still exists, but keep in mind it's "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone" not "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason".

Legally and in court, if it should be challenged, you must have a Reasonable argument for why you refused service. Simply saying "Because I don't like "such and such" people" isn't Reasonable and is considered Discrimination by law.

a reply to: ItalianDressing

Lol ya 'factually" is a stretch.

Why is no one defending the bakeries?

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: ItalianDressing

Lol ya 'factually" is a stretch.

Why is no one defending the bakeries?

What part of my post was even close to a stretch?

ID

And with videos like these it's Christians that still come off as the most hypocritical LOL

In Indiana they're mad because LGBT activists and Social Media are not letting another Conservative state get away with passing discriminatory laws.

And in this video they're mad because LGBT activists and Social Media aren't demanding the closure of these Muslim bakeries.

Either you stand behind the "right" of every business to deny service to anyone based on their sexual orientation or skin color or you don't.

There really is no in between area with issues like this

a reply to: mOjOm
So if someone comes into a fast food place and is drunk and loud they can be refused service, yet if two gay guys walk into that same restaurant and get all girl giddy because one of them showed the other one a new blouse he bought and they are equally loud and disruptive then it's okay?

a reply to: muse7
Who said they didn't back the muslim bakery?

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: ItalianDressing



Why is no one defending the bakeries?

Haven't heard any real attack on the Muslim bakeries in this video to defend.
Most people seem to be pointing out the double standard involved regarding Christian bakeries and Muslim bakeries.

a reply to: Hoosierdaddy71
Yet I still see those signs.

a reply to: CharlieSpeirs

So, what about demanding government coerce a gay-owned sign shop print signs for a Westboro Baptist Church protest?

Muslim bakeries are like target stores. People only hate on Walmart and Christians while ignoring everybody else doing the exact same thing.

a reply to: WTFover
Or force a muslim bakery to make a cake with a picture of the prophet even though they find it sacrilege.

a reply to: WTFover

If someone went into a Muslim-owned print shop to print up a Mohammad-caricature tee-shirt order and they politely refused to do the job due to religious reasons...I would support them.
If they killed the guy making the order...I would not support them.

originally posted by: WTFover
a reply to: CharlieSpeirs

So, what about demanding government coerce a gay-owned sign shop print signs for a Westboro Baptist Church protest?

Good point.

& I agree they should have to.


Discrimination is discrimination no matter who does it!

a reply to: IAMTAT

That was directed at the poster who lambasted those who support your position. Personally, I support a business/property owner's right to not provide his/her labor to anyone he/she chooses, for whatever reason. If I walked into a store and the owner said, "Sorry, we don't serve people with bald spots," I would simply turn and walk away. Slavery ended, in the U.S. anyway, many years ago.

The "We have the right to refuse service to anyone" signs did not go away, I saw one the other day when I went to a Brother's store (it's a gas station store) here in Louisiana.

Anyway, onto the point of this thread and the issue in the video. I think anyone owning a business, does indeed have the right to refuse service to anyone, for whatever reason they choose. I think it is very unfair that only Christians get picked on. I'm sure there are plenty of all kinds of faith bakeries, that would be happy to make a gay wedding cake, it's only the bad ones that ever get shown.