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Topic started on 30-9-2010 @ 06:00 AM by hotbakedtater
Bakry Refuses To Bake Gay Cupcakes


"A US bakery refused a rainbow cupcake order for a national coming out day because the owners "have two young, impressionable daughters' /


OFFICIALS in Indianapolis are turning up the heat on a bakery that refused to take an order from a student group seeking rainbow-colored cupcakes for next month's National Coming Out Day.

A spokesman for Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard said city officials are conducting an inquiry into the bakery, Just Cookies, which declined to take the order last week from a diversity group at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, which ordered the cupcakes for October 11, reported FOXNews.com yesterday.




Read more: www.news.com.au... z110sF1nq6


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Wow, what bigots. I support private business being able to choose which jobs it feels are compatible to its mission statement.

But according to the article the place is in a public market?

So what was this father doing working for such a corrupt city that would force him to bake gay cupcakes?



Do they have the right to refuse to bake gay cupcakes?

Based on principal or morals or values?

For any reason?

Why or why not?


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edit on September 30th 2010 by greeneyedleo because: added the proper EX tags



reply posted on 30-9-2010 @ 06:50 AM by snusfanatic
reply to post by hotbakedtater



private, family owned business, doesn't want to do business with a group because of their religious beliefs. i can't think of a situation where someone could have more rights to do something.


reply posted on 30-9-2010 @ 07:40 AM by kosmicjack
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I'm quite sure that's what business owners in the deep South said in the mid 20th century too.


reply posted on 30-9-2010 @ 11:13 AM by hotbakedtater
The article keeps mentioning City Market.

www.indycm.com...

"When constructed in 1886, the Indianapolis City Market was under direct control of the City of Indianapolis. A "Market Master" was appointed by the mayor, however, the city still remained involved in formulating budgets and other day-to-day management functions.

This relationship lasted until 1988 when an ordinance was passed that established City Market as a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. City Market thus became free of political and municipal influence by this new organizational structure.

Under the ordinance, the city would still own the Market building and property, but a 13-member board of directors would oversee normal operations and assume management responsibility on its behalf. Six directors are appointed by the mayor and seven are appointed by the Indianapolis City-County Council."

(above taken from link)

So is it a private business, a non profit, city run, or hybrid?

Does the owner have to follow the Board and its rules?

If so, why are these people working for a city that would chastise them for refusing service to gays?


reply posted on 30-9-2010 @ 11:51 AM by Skid Mark
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The whole gay thing aside, the name of the store is Just Cookies. They said that they didn't have the materials to make cup cakes and did not make them, anyway. If they do not make or sell them, it's a moot point.


reply posted on 30-9-2010 @ 12:02 PM by iamsupermanv2
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Woah..do I feel stupid for responding without reading...shooting from the hip if you would...

The gay issue should not even have come up!

I assumed the name Just Cookies was just a name..but they don't make cupcakes! They don't have the rainbow dye!

How is this even an issue, and more importantly OP, why bring it up as one...it's clearly media hype






reply posted on 30-9-2010 @ 12:06 PM by Miraj
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I would like to buy some cookies from them, do you think they ship?

I'm all for gay rights but forcing people to your agenda is not gay rights. That's forcing people to believe what they believe in. Those students wouldn't appreciate if someone attempted to make them make posters supporting Christianity, Judaism, Islam, or what have you. I would personally like to slap these kids and tell them to man up and make their own damn cupcakes. It's not that hard.
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