This is nothing like forcing someone to bake a special cake. Forcing someone to bake a wedding cake is actually a violation of the first amendment, as much as disagree with the discrimination against LGBTQ. This wasn’t a question of selling a prebaked cake.
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Replying to @walruswax @patrick_m19 and
You're comparing a race issue to a freedom of religion issue. Not the same. Not serving people of different race is wrong but not the same thing as freedom of religion.
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Replying to @Oshbac @walruswax and
Jamie, famous preachers used to insist the Bible required racial segregation. If you are interested I can show you a Jerry Falwell sermon from 1956 arguing that, or one from the president of the Southern Baptist convention. Did the 1964 civil rights act violate religious liberty?
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Replying to @rickperlstein @walruswax and
I think religion is pointless honestly. Religion was a way to give people morals back when civility was at a low point in society. That being said, the baker who owns the business has the right to refuse service based on religion. Is there anyone being refused service for race?
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Replying to @BijouDemi @rickperlstein and
Just because you don’t condone what people are doing doesn’t mean you hate them.
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A wedding cake is a basic human right? Using the bathroom is a basic human right.
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Maybe we should amend the Constitution to be more inclusive but I doubt that's happening anytime soon.
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