You Don't Have to Bake a Gay Cake

posted on Jun, 4 2018 @ 05:53 PM

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originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Gryphon66

Do adulterers parade their adultery around on their sleeve like so many gays of the progressive variety seem to like to insist on these days?

If you were concerned about the religious implications of every cake that you baked, wouldn't you want to find out? (You may notice, I'm ignoring your straw-man.)

Are we sure such a scene didnt go down in this bakery, that they werent all put off by their mannerisms and behavior at the time?

Who cares? Does the baker now have to like everyone he does business with?

Are we to be expected to never be grossed out by certain people, and have t cater to them, no matter what?

The baker's contention was that it was a religious issue, not an aesthetic problem. /shrug

RowanBean

posted on Jun, 4 2018 @ 05:55 PM

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originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Edumakated

Does the ruling extend to transexuals?

Many transexuals are straight so it'd be interested to see what the baker would do. He'd probably be confused as heck.

Sublimecraft

posted on Jun, 4 2018 @ 05:56 PM

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a reply to: Edumakated

So the Colorado Civil Rights Commission got outed for being intolerant and bigoted towards the christian religion?

and after reading this entire thread, I see that some folks are simply not happy about the Commission being exposed as bigoted ignoramuses and therefore Jesus sucks even more now, and all Christians are the problem.

LOL - always the same group attempting (and refusing) to understand why everyone does not love the gays the same way that they do.

here's how it likely went down.....

Clients - "we are gay, bake us this cake"
Business owner - "# off, you are an abomination to me, I want nothing to do with you, I don't want your money"
Clients - " waaaaaaaaa, reeeeeeeeee, all christians are gay haters, lets go to court because we are a pair of drama queens too stupid to simply find another baker, we want to FORCE our demands on this particular business".

I hope the Commission is made to pay for all costs incurred by the business owner.

IgnoranceIsntBlisss

posted on Jun, 4 2018 @ 05:56 PM

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a reply to: Gryphon66

I'll tell ya, you could bring police thugs in to intimidate me.... if I was convinced something was against my religion you'd never get me to do it.

Gryphon66

posted on Jun, 4 2018 @ 05:56 PM

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originally posted by: darkbake

originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
Has the Supreme Court sided with freedom over feelings?

The Supreme Court sided with the feelings of the cake shop owners who were triggered when asked to decorate a cake for a gay wedding. And they sided against the freedom of the gay couple to have a cake decorated for them.

Actually, the decision was directed at the state of Colorado for making a decision based on religious discrimination.

The SCOTUS decision says plainly that Colorado can protect gay citizens but not at the sacrifice of directing the power of the state against an individual's religious beliefs.

The Colorado Civil Rights Commission made ludicrous statements that poisoned this particular well.

The real question here has not been addressed by the SCOTUS.

edit on 4-6-2018 by Gryphon66 because: Noted

Gryphon66