I would happly make a god loves fags cake and a god hate fags cake for small fee with no problems. I am opposed to being told I have to make ether cake. If my views are no longer valid then individual freedom and rights or dead as well.You deal with it bro. The worm has turned. Now you guys have to deal with not being able to discriminate at will. If you try to exercise your "right" to discriminate, you will get sued and put out of business.
You have the right to bake cakes, you have the right to sell cakes. You do not have the right to discriminate. Whether it's race, sex, or sexual orientation.I have a right to bake cakes, I have a right to sale cakes, I have a right to not bake a cake for you.
Deal with it.
From a person who doesn't think government forcing you to do something actually counts as forcing them to do something your logic makes perfect.I bet siddar thinks freedom of speach means you have freedom from consequence too
I've said what I want. The argument for gay marriage stands on its own two feet. Basing the conversation on whether we can leverage the civil rights war from the 60s is sophomoric. I don't like opening a thread about gays and seeing people throw blacks around like a football, just like I don't want to open a thread about whether a given animation canceling DPS rotation is an exploit and seeing people trying to use literally hitler as a bat to beat people with.And the exact same reasoning used to justify an end to bans on blacks and whites marrying is valid in this context in regards to homosexual marriages.
Its a violation of the equal protections clause on its face.
I would like to hear your opinion on this.
I think you can only call individual freedom and rights dead if you are forced to bake cakes or not to bake cakes period. If you want to bake cakes you have to bake cakes for everyone who pays good money and acts appropriately to you and in your store.I would happly make a god loves fags cake and a god hate fags cake for small fee with no problems. I am opposed to being told I have to make ether cake. If my views are no longer valid then individual freedom and rights or dead as well.
NopeYou have the right to bake cakes, you have the right to sell cakes. You do not have the right to discriminate. Whether it's race, sex, or sexual orientation.
Deal with it.
Yeah, shit doesn't work like that. Your views are no longer valid, but that doesn't mean individual rights and freedoms are dead. Your dumb version of them that exists only to protect bigotry are at least mostly dead.I would happly make a god loves fags cake and a god hate fags cake for small fee with no problems. I am opposed to being told I have to make ether cake. If my views are no longer valid then individual freedom and rights or dead as well.
What do you base this on? Is it just gays that you can deny service to? Is it simply because sexual orientation is notyeta protected class federally? Do you think it is legal for you to discriminate on the basis of race or gender?Nope
So you think you should be able to not sell your cakes to an asian or black person too?Nope
So you think you should be able to not sell your cakes to an asian or black person too?
No offense to you guys and sorry for springboarding on you on an even worse derail than black rights, but this is why I have the opinion I do. People reach a stalemate talking about gay rights and the first thing they try is to argue about racial rights. It's totally unnecessary.What do you base this on? Is it just gays that you can deny service to? Is it simply because sexual orientation is notyeta protected class federally? Do you think it is legal for you to discriminate on the basis of race or gender?
Unfortunately, you gotta deal with it or you will be put out of business and you will end up like this lady...Nope
I would agree is it was a generic cake but ether the god hates or god loves cakes if they were not in accordance with my beliefs I would simply refuse to bake.I've said what I want. The argument for gay marriage stands on its own two feet. Basing the conversation on whether we can leverage the civil rights war from the 60s is sophomoric. I don't like opening a thread about gays and seeing people throw blacks around like a football, just like I don't want to open a thread about whether a given animation canceling DPS rotation is an exploit and seeing people trying to use literally hitler as a bat to beat people with.
I think you can only call individual freedom and rights dead if you are forced to bake cakes or not to bake cakes period. If you want to bake cakes you have to bake cakes for everyone who pays good money and acts appropriately to you and in your store.
How is one form of discrimination different from the other?No offense to you guys and sorry for springboarding on you on an even worse derail than black rights, but this is why I have the opinion I do. People reach a stalemate talking about gay rights and the first thing they try is to argue about racial rights. It's totally unnecessary.
So we shouldn't be basing future civil rights decisions on precedents from past civil rights cases?I've said what I want. The argument for gay marriage stands on its own two feet. Basing the conversation on whether we can leverage the civil rights war from the 60s is sophomoric. I don't like opening a thread about gays and seeing people throw blacks around like a football, just like I don't want to open a thread about whether a given animation canceling DPS rotation is an exploit and seeing people trying to use literally hitler as a bat to beat people with.
I don't make cakes for a living bro. Its just a analogy bro.Unfortunately, you gotta deal with it or you will be put out of business and you will end up like this lady...
He is arguing that discrimination against gays is legal under the guise of personal property rights, and individual freedom. I'm asking him, since it is his position, to explain where his justifications end. Do they apply to other federally protected classes? I'm not calling him racist. Even if he supports none of the civil rights movement, I wont call him racist. But his defense of gay bigotry has nothing to do with "gayness" itself. And the justifications he uses apply to much larger issues than simple sexual orientation discrimination.No offense to you guys and sorry for springboarding on you on an even worse derail than black rights, but this is why I have the opinion I do. People reach a stalemate talking about gay rights and the first thing they try is to argue about racial rights. It's totally unnecessary.
I agree and I don't think anyone is arguing you, as a baker, should be forced to cook any cake a customer wants. AFAIK it'd be totally legal for you to refuse to cook red velvet cakes on grounds that no one should put 2 tablespoons of food coloring in a cake. The same goes for a baker being asked to make a cake that says "God made Adam and Eve" or "Boy I sure love cocks".I would agree is it was a generic cake but ether the god hates or god loves cakes if they were not in accordance with my beliefs I would simply refuse to bake.
I think I've explained it enough in prior pots. I really don't feel the need to correct your miss assumptions if your not even going to try and follow what in prior posts clearly I clearly laid out.What do you base this on? Is it just gays that you can deny service to? Is it simply because sexual orientation is notyeta protected class federally? Do you think it is legal for you to discriminate on the basis of race or gender?
I think I've explained it enough in prior pots. I really don't feel the need to correct your miss assumptions if your not even going to try and follow what in prior posts clearly I clearly laid out.