absolute disgrace, I guess now I can sue halal butchers for not selling me bacon now?
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Maybe you can sue the cake shop for not selling you bacon too?
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why not eh, these peoples feelings obviously matter more than the beliefs of the owners
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Beliefs don't come into it, this is about businesses operating within the law.
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Those bakers have a right to choose who they service. The bible doesn't condone homosexuality at all.
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they weren't being abusive in anyway, or offensive. The bakers are actually the ones at fault.
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I disagree. I can't force my Christian beliefs on others and gays shouldn't force their beliefs on Christians.
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They were asked to bake a cake, which is their job. Refusing service based on sexuality is against the laws of the land.
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it goes against their belief and it was their shop not a gov owned entity. I still agree with their stance.
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Their "stance" was illegal. Religion has no place in business. It's a personal choice that shouldn't impact others.
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u might be right but if ur faith is as staunch as that, I wouldn't force them to go against it.
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what even is a gay cake?
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It's a cake that's attracted to other cakes of the same gender.
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Let them try this at a muslim bakery... Oh... Wait to dangerous...
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Have you tried? Got a recipe for a gay kake? I am just a bit suspcious about them never trying on an other religion...
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Force them to confom or else! Now there's an idea.
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