Originally Posted By: GomerPyle
That whole thing is such a clusterf***.....both sides of this argument are morons.

If the baker wanted to cite Christian beliefs and morals to them, perhaps he/she should've considered offering to make the cake, and using it as an opportunity to truly witness to them. What they chose to do afterward is their decision. Even God Himself gives us the choice to follow and obey, or not.

At the same time, you'll never convince me that these turd same-sex couples don't intentionally seek out bakers that they KNOW will have a problem with it, just to make a point and stir chit up.

I think it is as wrong as it can be to refuse service to someone based on their race/sex/religion/etc, but I think it is equally wrong to legally FORCE someone to do something that is against their religious views.

Ultimately, their is no good answer to this one.



Originally Posted By: BhamFred
I think as a private individual or private owned business you ought to be able to deny service to anyone you damn well please. You don't like it take yer business somewhere else.


I agree with both of these.

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