How Not to Be Taken Seriously

Apparently this isn’t even legal—who knew?

im so sorry you aren't opressed, here i'll give you a bit of harassment...a bit of hatred of you being you...whoops looks like i spilled too much. im sorry your life is probably going ok now

sad

:)

When he delivers no proof...

A)
If a gay couple entered the bakery in order to purchase any other product (something that isn't to do with celebrating a gay wedding), would the baker decline to serve them?

B)
If a heterosexual Christian personal friend of the baker's (who attended the same church) came in and asked for a gay wedding cake, would the baker make an exception and serve that friend? Would the baker say, "I normally have a principle against making cakes for gay weddings, but for you, I'll do it"?

What am I trying to illustrate? That it's not about the person(s) being served, but it's about the service that the baker is being asked for.

That's not a thought experiment. That's just two questions that you assume you know the answer to.

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Hahaha! They are babies. I bet if the roles were reversed the gay baker wouldn't back a Jesus cake

As a gay, I am offended that this Jesus has a shirt on. It's either hot Jesus or nothing!

Come to think of it, this got downvoted into submission. Mind supporting for a bit?
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Do it, just make sure to take a news crew with you.

No, because the government can't force them to do anything if they don't want to. I would find a different bakery and they would get my money instead.

That doesn't change the fact that the government is forcing someone to do something in this scenario. If somebody doesn't want my money, I'll take it somewhere else and they won't get my money, somebody else will. The business loses out on a profit in this scenario, and if they want to put their beleifs before their profits, they can do that. The free market will better solve this problem than forcing somebody to do something they don't want to do.

... And you propose to fix it by forcing businesses to do things.

Say one way we can fix this problem that doesn't involve forcing people to do things.

Ok. An impossible feat nonetheless, but ok. Really, I feel as if the problem will fix itself. The LG part of LGBTXAIJKMNOPQRSUVWXYZ++ has been growing fairly rapidly, so I would expect that by the end of 2020 the homosexual demographic will be important enough that even the most homophobic business owners can't afford to discriminate against them. There's no real way to tell, but the free market will probably solve this problem.

That's the gayest thing I've read all day. Irony upvote.

I agree. Being molested by gays instilled a deep hate for those scum

Hence why I made this.
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Aren't there any limits to civil rights?