Baker loses appeal, transgirl wanted s’thing he doesn’t make

@booger said
Theirs a law saying a business has to serve a customer?

@booger said
I can't wait for a bakery owned by Muslims, denying a gay cake, so we can laugh at everyone being quiet as a church mouse and not saying anything against the bakery.

@averagejoe1 said
This thread dedicated to Kev and to thousand, for different reasons.
See link below,
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If a guy owns a donut shop and I go in and ask him to make me a dozen bagels, should he be required under constitutional law to make the bagels? He does not make bagels in the course of his business.

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@shavixmir said
Why the hell does a baker care about who wants what cake?

Either he’s in it to make money.
Or he’s in it to make very great things.

What the fukk is his problem?

@averagejoe1 said
But he sells a specific product, normal wedding, etc cakes. Been going on 10,000 years. So you are suggesting it is a normal customary cake.
Please picture this little baker after handing over this cake and dropping, crying, to his knees as the aberrant people walk out the door. Let us assume that these people effectively have hurt this man.

@averagejoe1 said
Someone tell us that a Muslim must cook up a cake depicting a gay married couple.
This is yet again an example of a statement to a Lib that they cannot answer.

@athousandyoung said
Go ahead and order one and then sue them if they refuse and we’ll have something to talk about

@averagejoe1 said
Read the OP. Shows his mindset. I think that he does not understand behavior, and when he realized he would be making a cake for people who behave in a way which he is unfamiliar to his religious senses, like a Muslim going along with activities outside the realm of Christian or Muslim principles,,,,,,well, it just did not set well with him.
Do you think he shou ...[text shortened]... gdom of Heaven. You are atheist, so you really can't respond, but he lives his life, you live yours.

@averagejoe1 said
This thread dedicated to Kev and to thousand, for different reasons.
See link below,
.
If a guy owns a donut shop and I go in and ask him to make me a dozen bagels, should he be required under constitutional law to make the bagels? He does not make bagels in the course of his business.

If I walk into a McDonalds and ask them to make me a Mexican C ...[text shortened]... eme-court-politics-colorado-state-government-legal-proceedings-news-703696ee4e398d066d5841711e1aa438

@Wajoma

My ex's father would berate food workers and I refused to eat with him many times because of what you just described.

@wajoma said
If I 'forced' someone to bake a cake, no way I'd be eating it, who knows what's in there. I'm nervous about sending something back to the restaurant kitchen, then when the plate comes back out the chef is standing there in his filthy apron with an evil grin waiting to see you eat it.

@shavixmir said
Of course he shouldn’t be religious. There is no such thing as god. Or fairies. Or ghosts. Or Loch Ness Monsters.

@athousandyoung said
Sounds like a great opportunity analyze the cake and sue the chef. He could have just pocketed the 400 bucks but if he wants to break the law…

@mott-the-hoople said
or a decent liberal

@mott-the-hoople said
libs answer this…
how is this private company any different from twitter?

You know what you all have claimed about twitter and them being able to do what they want because its a private company.

explain away