Quote:Yes that was part of it. So was religion. If you don't know that, go google it. 

 

Oh... so it's not only wrong if it's because you think you are better than them but NOT if it's a "core belief"? It wasn't a "core belief" that white were better than blacks? Or is discrimination OK only if you claim it's religiously motivated?

 

I see the perspective just fine. It's a "core belief" so they chose to discriminate against people. They could chose to be tolerant and accepting. The left's perspective is no discrimination against people. 

You missed the point entirely.  Your original claim was based on past arguments.  My point is that the majority of the population has moved on from that perspective and the discussion has evolved.  

 

You claim that the left's perspective is no discrimination against people, so let me ask you this:

 

Is it okay for a privately owned Muslim  bakery to deny catering a gay wedding when the Koran states to kill all homosexuals?

 

Is it okay for a privately owned Jewish bakery to deny catering a Aryan Nation event considering the atrocities of Nazi Germany?

 

Is it okay for a privately owned Black American bakery to deny catering a KKK event?

 

If you answered yes to any of these questions, I ask why is okay to force a privately owned Christian bakery to host a gay wedding?

 

I am arguing for the rule of law and not the emotion of the day.  As the left has been so gallantly pointing out for years, "you cannot legislate morality".  So I ask, why is it permissible in one case and not the other.

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