Quote:You sell cakes. You sell wedding cakes. A couple comes in to buy a cake. That is not a special service. That is literally selling the exact same item you would sell to someone else is a plain and blatant form of discrimination. That is the crux of why the argument the defenders of this form of discrimination falls so very flat and comes across in a terrible light.

 

Those gay couples certainly weren't discriminated against because they were gay.  The bakeries wouldn't have sold "I support gay marriage" cakes to straight couples either.  Gay couples could/can buy any normal cake that a normal person would buy without what the bakery deemed an offensive agenda sprawled across the top of the cake.  

 

Should a bakery be forced by law to write "I support radical Islam" for muslim extremists?  Or would that not be discrimination?

 

You can't have your cake and eat it too.  Pun intended!

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