No you can't be that dumb as a cake bakery proprietor b/c as anyone whose been married, your wife will drag you to the cake shop to decide on the cake if you want to or not. And NO the first rule you understand is you're not allowed to say "you decide on the cake, i don't care" b/c fuck you, so these 2 gays 100% most likely went together, order'd a respectable cake, the guy said fine, then he went home, told his dumb bitch wife baker(who seemingly takes time off once in a while) that he's "hunnie we got our first gay cake order" and she says "fuck you, lord dunnah want us to soil ourselves dealing with these heathens" "cancel the fucking orda!!!".Was it something like he said yes at first and then found out it was for a homo marriage and then reneged, and they went after him for the wasted time? Cause if so, he should be happy it wasn't a woman he renegged on. Bitch woulda burnt his bakery down.
1. We're clearly debating this now.This isn't up for debate. The Supremes decided 9-0 that the Feds have a reasonable right to regulate to prevent discrimination, because it affects interstate commerce, which it does.
So you basically think everyone is a bigot and only the coercive power of the state keeps us from tearing each other apart.]And the social consequences of this viewpoint you are expressing is that you'd tear our civilization apart at the seams.
Very little point in debating someone who thinks he wins arguments by linking Wikipedia articles.No, its not.
Would you like to go round and round about this for hours, or would you like to admit now you're wrong?
That is rich coming from the guy who bases his decisions on blog posts written by a guy up on fraud charges.Very little point in debating someone who thinks he wins arguments by linking Wikipedia articles.
Very little point debating atheism/theism with me because they are definitionally defined and the definitions explicitly refute your shitty argument that a lack of belief is really a belief.Very little point in debating someone who thinks he wins arguments by linking Wikipedia articles.
No, you're trying to debate a settled issue. I'm merely pointing out you're retarded1. We're clearly debating this now.
1. Genetic fallacies aren't rebuttals2. Try reading the actual decision sometime instead of Wikipedia.
You are literally this retarded.In 2005, the peer-reviewed journal Nature asked scientists to compare Wikipedia's scientific articles to those in Encyclopaedia Britannica-"the most scholarly of encyclopedias," according to its own Wiki page. The comparison resulted in a tie; both references contained four serious errors among the 42 articles analyzed by experts.
And last year, a study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology found that Wikipedia had the same level of accuracy and depth in its articles about 10 types of cancer as the Physician Data Query, a professionally edited database maintained by the National Cancer Institute.
The self-described "free encyclopedia that anyone can edit" has fared similarly well in most other studies comparing its accuracy to conventional encyclopedias, including studies by The Guardian, PC Pro, Library Journal, the Canadian Library Association, and several peer-reviewed academic studies.
I don't need to defend the logic of the decision, we already had 9 supreme court justices do that for me, including 4 of them all writing confirming opinions on the case. If you'd like to argue the logic of their decision, my suggestion is take it up with the Supreme Court.3. You are welcome to defend the logic of the McClung decision by explaining to the world how BBQ sandwiches sold from a single location affect Interstate Commerce. Good luck.
I'm not operating under any assumptions here. The fact that you think because something could maybe potentially happen in the future, therefore the law isn't the way it is today because of that, is fucking dumb. But it is you we're talking about here.You seem to be operating under the false assumption that this decision can't be reversed. It's already been partially reversed by the Roberts Court in Obamacare case
No, I think we have a history in this country of a mass discrimination machine perpetuated against a segment of our population, and that was recent enough history that people still remember what it would be like if we went back to that.So you basically think everyone is a bigot and only the coercive power of the state keeps us from tearing each other apart.
Shitty attempt to claim reverse racism is shitty.Racist much?
Because its lazy basically.I will never understand why professors will not allow citations/references of Wikipedia when it is incredibly accurate and up-to-date.
Thanks for letting everyone know you never even bothered to read the wedding cake story or why it was bad legally speaking.I don't entirely understand why this is even a law.
Couple wants a wedding cake from wedding cake shop. Wedding cake shop owner says, "Newp". Couple sues wedding cake shop, wedding cake shop calls his buddy who works in the statehouse and everyone decides to pass a law because god damn this is retarded?
I mean is there really something special about these cakes? Are theythat good? Cause the law is kinda retarded. But it's kinda retarded both ways. Hey, fucknuts, make the cake for Adam and Steve over there. Like you got anything better to do. And hey, Adam and Steve fucknuts. Here's an idea. When a baker tells you you're going to hell and he won't make you your god damn wedding cake... here's an idea: Maybe, just maybe, youdon'twant to eat that wedding cake anyway.
No. I'd go with very little point debating with you because you think a tautology is proof. In other words you're an idiot.Very little point debating atheism/theism with me because they are definitionally defined and the definitions explicitly refute your shitty argument that a lack of belief is really a belief.
And that these analogies have nothing to do with anything.When you have no cars, does that mean you really have a car, tad?
When you have no money, does that really mean you're rich?
God isn't a car. Belief isn't a tangible thing. The proper analogy is when all you ever see are White Swans so you assert that Black Swans do not exist. That's a logical fallacy, and the one you're making. Atheism is a belief system centered about the unprovable through scientific means assertion that God does not exist, and those who propagate and evangelize it like you seem to be doing in this thread have turned it into a religion. But that's for that other thread, right.By the same reasoning, when you have a LACK OF BELIEF IN A CLAIM, you do not BELIEVE THAT CLAIM.
Yeah, that's not how Constitutional Law works which points out that you know fuck all about what you're talking about it.No, you're trying to debate a settled issue. I'm merely pointing out you're retarded
You're quoting Live Science to defend Wikipedia? GTFO.1. Genetic fallacies aren't rebuttals
2.How Accurate Is Wikipedia?
Constitutional Law changes all the time and decisions have been completely walked back: Plessy v. Ferguson comes to mind.I'm not operating under any assumptions here. The fact that you think because something could maybe potentially happen in the future, therefore the law isn't the way it is today because of that, is fucking dumb. But it is you we're talking about here.
Yes. You're a super-secret racist who think everyone else is a super-secret racist and wants Jim Crow back. I got that already.No, I think we have a history in this country of a mass discrimination machine perpetuated against a segment of our population, and that was recent enough history that people still remember what it would be like if we went back to that.
Shitty defense of your flat-out racist statement is shitty.Shitty attempt to claim reverse racism is shitty.
Definitionally defined terms are not tautological fallacies. You need to go back to logic 101. The laws of identity and non contradiction and excluded middle state that A is equal to A and A is not equal to Not A, and there is no point in time where A and Not A can exist at the same time, in the same entity. Theism is A. A-theism is Not A. A cannot equal Not A. This is definitional. Trying to claim this is tautologically fallacious is akin to stating that it is tautologically fallacious to point out that 2 + 2 = 4 DEFINITIONALLY.No. I'd go with very little point debating with you because you think a tautology is proof. In other words you're an idiot.
I mean you can say it, but the fact that you're trying to hand wave it away because you can't actually address it is all the evidence we need that you don't have a rebuttal to basic, simple facts. You cannot have a lack of belief, and then call it a religion. A religion is defined as a series of beliefs. By definition, a lack of belief is not a belief. Therefore atheism cannot be a religion. This is definitional.And that these analogies have nothing to do with anything.
Your god does not exist to be anything.God isn't a car.
Incorrect. We can demonstrate on a very visceral level when beliefs are accepted in the brain. Neural imaging and brain scanning has demonstrated that there are very real physiological processes that occur in the brain when someone accepts something as a belief.Belief isn't a tangible thing.
Abstract
Objective
The difference between believing and disbelieving a proposition is one of the most potent regulators of human behavior and emotion. When one accepts a statement as true, it becomes the basis for further thought and action; rejected as false, it remains a string of words. The purpose of this study was to differentiate belief, disbelief, and uncertainty at the level of the brain.
Methods
We used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to study the brains of 14 adults while they judged written statements to be "true" (belief), "false" (disbelief), or "undecidable" (uncertainty). To characterize belief, disbelief, and uncertainty in a content-independent manner, we included statements from a wide range of categories: autobiographical, mathematical, geographical, religious, ethical, semantic, and factual.
Results
The states of belief, disbelief, and uncertainty differentially activated distinct regions of the prefrontal and parietal cortices, as well as the basal ganglia.
Until you can provide evidence to justify your claim that black swans exist, whether they exist somewhere in the universe or not is irrelevant to the fact that belief in their existence is not justified.The proper analogy is when all you ever see are White Swans so you assert that Black Swans do not exist.
No, its called rational skepticism, where you do not just believe a claim of existence because someone can imagine it potentially being true. We've been over this with Dumar. Try go reading the Atheism thread.That's a logical fallacy
Disbelieving positive claims for which there is no evidence is not a logical fallacy. Again, you need to go back to basic intro to logic 101.and the one you're making
Wrong. Atheism is a lack of belief in a positive claim of a god's existence. Again, you cannot have a lack of belief and call that a belief. This is definitional.. Atheism is a belief system
Stale strawman from theists is stale. Already rebutted twice in this post. Regurgitate your shitty wrong opinion all you want, A will never equal Not A. That's definitional.centered about the unprovable through scientific means assertion that God does not exist
Can't evangelize a lack of belief. Evangelism is an attempt to convert someone to a religion, like Christianity. A lack of belief is not belief, so atheism isn't a religion, so you can't convert people to it, and you can't evangelize to them. Try again, and those who propagate and evangelize it
Incorrect.like you seem to be doing in this thread have turned it into a religion
Actually this has already been hashed out in the Atheism thread, and you're wrong on the subject which ever thread you choose to shitpost about it in.But that's for that other thread, right.
It actually is how our Constitutional law works: Supreme Court hears a case, makes a decision, and that decision is final.Yeah, that's not how Constitutional Law works
He says while stating that 2 and 2 equate to 5 for all intents and purposes.which points out that you know fuck all about what you're talking about it.
Using one genetic fallacy to defend another genetic fallacy when the article cited points out that every single peer reviewed look at Wikipedia's articles demonstrate their validity isn't a rebuttal. Its a cop out. A pathetic, shitty one at that.You're quoting Live Science to defend Wikipedia? GTFO.
That's nice. You're never going to see the Supreme's revoke this decision, and since they haven't yet, speculating that they might one day is meaningless to this discussion. The law is settled. You will not see a time where a case like this goes to the Supremes and they decide that, yes, in fact, its perfectly okay for private businesses to refuse service to customers based on their race, class, biological sex, religion, sexual persuasion, etc.Constitutional Law changes all the time
Cites a case where discriminatory policies were revoked to justify an argument that discriminatory policies will be reinstated. Retarded.and decisions have been completely walked back: Plessy v. Ferguson comes to mind.
Clearly whether you consciously want Jim Crow back, the policy you support is how Jim Crow came to be in the first place, so arguing for your position is, in fact, stating you would like to take us back to Jim CrowYes. You're a super-secret racist who think everyone else is a super-secret racist and wants Jim Crow back
And Tad has now devolved to the "I'm rubber, you're glue" phase of his shitty 1st grade debate methodology.Shitty defense of your flat-out racist statement is shitty.
SCOTUS is a fucking joke just like the rest of the legal system in this country. Just go read up on Kelo v New London(the imminent domain case).Gen. Anthony doesn't recognize the authority of the SCOTUS.