MrFedEx
Engorged Member
No debate, just name-calling. In other words, you've lost the debate...as expected. You can get some new ammunition tomorrow at 12pm EST, when Rush starts spewing his lies.
Indiana-Is a great place to be a bigot....
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No debate, just name-calling. In other words, you've lost the debate...as expected. You can get some new ammunition tomorrow at 12pm EST, when Rush starts spewing his lies.
Overpaid Union Thug
Well-Known Member
What debate? You haven't debated anything. LOL!
oldngray
nowhere special
Interesting how he accuses others of name calling. After he has already been doing it.
Sportello
Well-Known Member
I agree. OUT (interesting acronym) has done by far the most name calling/belittling on the thread. Typical tactic, right out of the playbook.
Who cares, we will still have Papa Johns and Chick-fil-A, we win again.
Again though, you're too dense to understand that it's NOT an issue of being anti-gay, it's that these businesses disagree with gay marraige, and as such wouldn't cater these services.
Would you expect a black run company to cater my next white power rally? No, and they'd be allowed to say no. Same with the companies who's religious beliefs preclude them from doing the weddings.
How many people have weddings catered by chick fil a or local pizza shops anyway? It's probably zero, or very close
Overpaid Union Thug
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I almost pointed that out but am tired of having to point out what should be obvious hypocrisy. LOL!
Overpaid Union Thug
Well-Known Member
It would be somewhere in Chile by now if it were a plane.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
A letter was sent by 30 lawyers, many from Indiana, to the bill's sponsors and the governor back in February. It laid out their reasons for opposing the bill. It's a good read. Since many won't read it, this sums it up pretty well:
"In conclusion, each signatory to this letter recognizes the important place that rights to religious liberty hold in the set of rights we regard as fundamental in the U.S. legal system. Yet, rather than advancing reasonable concerns about religious freedom, the proposed Religious Freedom Restoration Act is more a solution in search of a problem, or worse, if passed will create confusion, conflict, and a wave of litigation that will threaten the clarity of religious liberty rights in Indiana while undermining the state’s ability to enforce other compelling interests."
http://web.law.columbia.edu/sites/d...ity/law_professors_letter_on_indiana_rfra.pdf
"In conclusion, each signatory to this letter recognizes the important place that rights to religious liberty hold in the set of rights we regard as fundamental in the U.S. legal system. Yet, rather than advancing reasonable concerns about religious freedom, the proposed Religious Freedom Restoration Act is more a solution in search of a problem, or worse, if passed will create confusion, conflict, and a wave of litigation that will threaten the clarity of religious liberty rights in Indiana while undermining the state’s ability to enforce other compelling interests."
http://web.law.columbia.edu/sites/d...ity/law_professors_letter_on_indiana_rfra.pdf
Central Fla. baker receives death threats after refusing anti-gay request
I'm pretty sure the next step is to set up a gofundme page and cash in.
I'm pretty sure the next step is to set up a gofundme page and cash in.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
$10,000 raised so far lol.
So tolerant they are, huh?
MAKAVELI
Well-Known Member
Apparently you didn't read the story.
A Central Florida baker says she is getting death threats after refusing to make a cake with a message against gay marriage. The man who placed the order recorded it and then posted it online.
MAKAVELI
Well-Known Member
Good, throw the pastor in jail.
oldngray
nowhere special
The situation was just an admitted activist who was trying to generate a story.
The man who made the request is Joshua Feuerstein, a former pastor and social media personality.
Feuerstein told Local 6 over Skype that this was a social experiment following Indiana's new and controversial religious freedom law.
"I wanted to see if it was actually a double standard; if a gay-friendly bakery and one that advertised themselves as so on pro-LGBT wedding sites would actually bake a cake that went against their principles," said Feuerstein.
http://www.clickorlando.com/news/central-florida-baker-death-threats-anti-gay-cake-request/32184060
The man who made the request is Joshua Feuerstein, a former pastor and social media personality.
Feuerstein told Local 6 over Skype that this was a social experiment following Indiana's new and controversial religious freedom law.
"I wanted to see if it was actually a double standard; if a gay-friendly bakery and one that advertised themselves as so on pro-LGBT wedding sites would actually bake a cake that went against their principles," said Feuerstein.
http://www.clickorlando.com/news/central-florida-baker-death-threats-anti-gay-cake-request/32184060
realbrown1
Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
I can't decide which pizza I should have for my next gathering .
Should I choice ( A )
Just eat the pizza. It's just pizza.
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