Quote:I disagree.  


They can refuse to bake that specific cake simply by saying they refuse to bake cakes with hateful messages on them.  That's the 'no shirt, no shoes, no service' type of refusal of service.  If the man wants a cake from a gay bakery, and they refuse him then that's discrimination.  They can refuse to make a certain cake, but they can't refuse to make him a cake at all (as long as he requests one that's within their guidelines).


I think discrimination is a horrible practice, and it sets a bad example.  Especially for children.  Now if churches don't want to perform a ceremony for a gay couple -- that's their business because they're actually a religious group.  They can deny jewish people from getting married in their church just as much as they can a gay couple.  


Don't want to attend a gay wedding?  Maybe if you're in the cake business you should hire employees to do it in your place. 

There's not a bit of hate in the message.  When did saying you support traditional marriage become hate speech?  When the gay mafia said it was so?  In that case, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, and a host of other liberal luminaries should be brought up on charges for saying that exact thing.

 

You think discrimination is a horrible practice, but your hypocrisy is showing. 

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