(01-24-2019, 06:21 PM)Sammy Wrote:

(01-23-2019, 08:55 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Someone should ask for a wedding cake.

I assume that is a reference to the point that a Christian owned business may refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couples wedding? I guess it could be any religion, not just Christian (Some religions may simply condemn the couple to death instead of make them a cake).

I am okay with a business choosing who they do, and do not do business with when it comes to their personal or religious beliefs. They should have that right. Could you imagine a law that would force a minority owned business provide seamstress repair for some guy in a white power organization that needs the hole in his pointy little white hood sewn up for tonight’s big gala?  A minority owned dry cleaning business forced to clean white hoods, and gowns?

It should be their right to refuse any service they deem counter to their beliefs, or an outright offensive request of the service they provide. (Unfortunately) Hate groups have equal rights … But I am not willing to take away their rights, or your rights (not yours literally … speaking in general).  When it comes to personal rights the majority should not rule … That would leave us with a “live under my rules or else society”. Good bye freedom.

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