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rspann wrote:I convincing them that they need four cakes.
redmanjp wrote:RedVEVO wrote:redmanjp wrote:was now going to post that story but u beat me to it
i would never refuse anyone if they buying bread, pie, etc. but i ain't baking no gay wedding cake especially if i have to put speech on it i don't agree with
So a gay couple come to you and say ..
Bake me a cake . Here's $50,000 cash deposit.
Give us 2 .
One in Shocking Pink and another in Flossy Mauve.
Would you say nah ?
I ain't selling my soul for 30 pieces of silver
Besides we ALL have rights not just LGBT, their rights to marry has to be balanced with my right to express my beliefs
QuietGiant wrote:I don't care whatever gender they identify as, that's not my problem - once they paying me money to make that cake, then i would make it. I don't support the LGBT movement but i don't hate or discriminate against them for it either, them is human too & it was their choice - nothing to do with me. A job is a job.
What does selling a product to a gay couple have to do with that?
QuietGiant wrote:I don't care whatever gender they identify as, that's not my problem - once they paying me money to make that cake, then i would make it. I don't support the LGBT movement but i don't hate or discriminate against them for it either, them is human too & it was their choice - nothing to do with me. A job is a job.
What does selling a product to a gay couple have to do with that?
RedVEVO wrote:QuietGiant wrote:I don't care whatever gender they identify as, that's not my problem - once they paying me money to make that cake, then i would make it. I don't support the LGBT movement but i don't hate or discriminate against them for it either, them is human too & it was their choice - nothing to do with me. A job is a job.
What does selling a product to a gay couple have to do with that?
Ok that is an honest answer.
Would you sell 88sins as slave labor to a gay couple for $9999 USD ?
88sins wrote:RedVEVO wrote:QuietGiant wrote:I don't care whatever gender they identify as, that's not my problem - once they paying me money to make that cake, then i would make it. I don't support the LGBT movement but i don't hate or discriminate against them for it either, them is human too & it was their choice - nothing to do with me. A job is a job.
What does selling a product to a gay couple have to do with that?
Ok that is an honest answer.
Would you sell 88sins as slave labor to a gay couple for $9999 USD ?
yuh kno, for an alleged male that claims to have a pretty latina wife, yuh REALLY does post like you looking for a boyfriend to unleash a rigid dick in yuh
u lookin in d wrong direction missVEVO aka Ditzy Dead-Dick Desi.
88sins wrote:QuietGiant wrote:I don't care whatever gender they identify as, that's not my problem - once they paying me money to make that cake, then i would make it. I don't support the LGBT movement but i don't hate or discriminate against them for it either, them is human too & it was their choice - nothing to do with me. A job is a job.
What does selling a product to a gay couple have to do with that?
it's not as much about selling a product to gay ppl, but about endorsing/supporting homosexual marriage by making them a wedding cake. If you have a deep rooted faith in your religion (whatever that religion may be) & in that religion it is considered wrong for men to have sex with men or for a man to wed another man, for you to knowingly make a wedding cake for a gay couple that you know are gay because they told you so & explained to you what they want you to do & why & what that cake was for, well that is basically them saying indirectly that they don't care about your religion they just want what they want, & the if you do proceed to supply them, well, you just pissed on your own religion & its teachings.
QuietGiant wrote:88sins wrote:QuietGiant wrote:I don't care whatever gender they identify as, that's not my problem - once they paying me money to make that cake, then i would make it. I don't support the LGBT movement but i don't hate or discriminate against them for it either, them is human too & it was their choice - nothing to do with me. A job is a job.
What does selling a product to a gay couple have to do with that?
it's not as much about selling a product to gay ppl, but about endorsing/supporting homosexual marriage by making them a wedding cake. If you have a deep rooted faith in your religion (whatever that religion may be) & in that religion it is considered wrong for men to have sex with men or for a man to wed another man, for you to knowingly make a wedding cake for a gay couple that you know are gay because they told you so & explained to you what they want you to do & why & what that cake was for, well that is basically them saying indirectly that they don't care about your religion they just want what they want, & the if you do proceed to supply them, well, you just pissed on your own religion & its teachings.
But isn't that discrimination tho? That's almost the same as saying you cannot and deliberately will not serve Muslims or Hindus, or anyone whose religion is different to yours "because they don't believe in what you believe in." Other religions don't seem to have a problem serving any other religions, because business is business. If it was a Christian Bakery i'd understand, they have their own specific clientele. The gay couple most likely wouldn't go there in the 1st place because it's an obvious NO, but they'd gladly locate another bakery.
I'm guaranteed sure a bakery ran by gay people wouldn't even discriminate against straight people for buying their products. I know all religions have their bad ones but Christians in general (especially pentecostals) seem to have a specific pretentious way about them, they LOVE to bash others without seeing/fixing their own faults or seeing what they themselves did wrong. I would know, i've been one for over 20 years.
88sins wrote:QuietGiant wrote:I don't care whatever gender they identify as, that's not my problem - once they paying me money to make that cake, then i would make it. I don't support the LGBT movement but i don't hate or discriminate against them for it either, them is human too & it was their choice - nothing to do with me. A job is a job.
What does selling a product to a gay couple have to do with that?
it's not as much about selling a product to gay ppl, but about endorsing/supporting homosexual marriage by making them a wedding cake. If you have a deep rooted faith in your religion (whatever that religion may be) & in that religion it is considered wrong for men to have sex with men or for a man to wed another man, for you to knowingly make a wedding cake for a gay couple that you know are gay because they told you so & explained to you what they want you to do & why & what that cake was for, well that is basically them saying indirectly that they don't care about your religion they just want what they want, & the if you do proceed to supply them, well, you just pissed on your own religion & its teachings.
Gladiator wrote:88sins wrote:QuietGiant wrote:I don't care whatever gender they identify as, that's not my problem - once they paying me money to make that cake, then i would make it. I don't support the LGBT movement but i don't hate or discriminate against them for it either, them is human too & it was their choice - nothing to do with me. A job is a job.
What does selling a product to a gay couple have to do with that?
it's not as much about selling a product to gay ppl, but about endorsing/supporting homosexual marriage by making them a wedding cake. If you have a deep rooted faith in your religion (whatever that religion may be) & in that religion it is considered wrong for men to have sex with men or for a man to wed another man, for you to knowingly make a wedding cake for a gay couple that you know are gay because they told you so & explained to you what they want you to do & why & what that cake was for, well that is basically them saying indirectly that they don't care about your religion they just want what they want, & the if you do proceed to supply them, well, you just pissed on your own religion & its teachings.
Your argument makes little sense...
So by your logic Hindu businessmen should not sell anything to Muslims or Christians because they eat the holy cow which is against Hindu beliefs.
Muslim businessmen should not sell to anyone other than Muslim people because they eat pork, drink rum and gamble which is against the teachings of Islam.
Christians should not sell anything to polytheistic Hindus because they practice rituals against Christian monotheistic beliefs.
Religion has to evolve, so too does its followers. Otherwise the more modern thinking people of today will continue to denounce religion due to the intolerance and hate it teaches.
Retards... So would a chromosome test be required now before you get married?The_Honourable wrote:Leaders of some of the country's big religious groups are saying that homosexuality cannot be allowed to flourish as it is contributing to the degradation of society.
They are therefore asking that government amend the marriage law to ensure that right can only be accessed by a biological man or woman.
And for protection based on sexual orientation to not be included in the equal opportunities act.
Gladiator wrote:88sins wrote:QuietGiant wrote:I don't care whatever gender they identify as, that's not my problem - once they paying me money to make that cake, then i would make it. I don't support the LGBT movement but i don't hate or discriminate against them for it either, them is human too & it was their choice - nothing to do with me. A job is a job.
What does selling a product to a gay couple have to do with that?
it's not as much about selling a product to gay ppl, but about endorsing/supporting homosexual marriage by making them a wedding cake. If you have a deep rooted faith in your religion (whatever that religion may be) & in that religion it is considered wrong for men to have sex with men or for a man to wed another man, for you to knowingly make a wedding cake for a gay couple that you know are gay because they told you so & explained to you what they want you to do & why & what that cake was for, well that is basically them saying indirectly that they don't care about your religion they just want what they want, & the if you do proceed to supply them, well, you just pissed on your own religion & its teachings.
Your argument makes little sense...
1-So by your logic Hindu businessmen should not sell anything to Muslims or Christians because they eat the holy cow which is against Hindu beliefs.
2-Muslim businessmen should not sell to anyone other than Muslim people because they eat pork, drink rum and gamble which is against the teachings of Islam.
3-Christians should not sell anything to polytheistic Hindus because they practice rituals against Christian monotheistic beliefs.
4-Religion has to evolve, so too does its followers. Otherwise the more modern thinking people of today will continue to denounce religion due to the intolerance and hate it teaches.
shogun wrote:Just the fact that those hypocrites, who have sufficient dysfunction in their respective religions, from the atrocious treatment of women and honor killings, to extremism, to pedophilia, to outright racist actions and statements, now preaching to ANYONE about "degradation of society" is hilarious. Especially when they must realise that there are literally thousands of citizens that are atheist, agnostic and everything in between.
Go the way of 1st world nations. Adopt the "civil union" title, decouple the issue from "religious" entanglement. Give them the same protections/perks as traditional marriage and let them be. I really don't care about the sexual proclivities of others. We have more important pressing issues to tackle.
thisGladiator wrote:Retards... So would a chromosome test be required now before you get married?The_Honourable wrote:Leaders of some of the country's big religious groups are saying that homosexuality cannot be allowed to flourish as it is contributing to the degradation of society.
They are therefore asking that government amend the marriage law to ensure that right can only be accessed by a biological man or woman.
And for protection based on sexual orientation to not be included in the equal opportunities act.
How else you would confirm who is a biological man and woman.
All the crime and killing in the country and they couldn't come together to talk bout that and pressure the govt to do something.
AI is already online!maj. tom wrote:ha! what will the religious leaders of the world do when AI comes online?
Everyone seeing through these shitty old men and their struggle to hold on to a fading power, it was never about religion and God. Because the message of most religions is generally love and peace.
jahs0ldi3r wrote:AI is already online!maj. tom wrote:ha! what will the religious leaders of the world do when AI comes online?
Everyone seeing through these shitty old men and their struggle to hold on to a fading power, it was never about religion and God. Because the message of most religions is generally love and peace.
Google search is run by AI.
Saudi Arabia already had its first AI robot that was declared an official citizen.
Other major powers have fully autonomous systems that are yet to be revealed to the public that are used for monitoring the soon to be control)
The_Honourable wrote:We need to have referendums which should be under the Office of the President when it comes to Constitutional matters and Acts. The LGBTQ issue would have been dealt with here.
Once the President declares a referendum, the EBC oversees the process where 3 months after deceleration, the country can vote. Once a decision is made, to keep the existing, we have to abide by it. If a decision is to make new or amend laws, the Parliament is forced to produce a bill within one year of the vote with special protections (such as it would not be allowed to lapse in parliament).
The_Honourable wrote:We need to have referendums which should be under the Office of the President when it comes to Constitutional matters and Acts. The LGBTQ issue would have been dealt with here.
Once the President declares a referendum, the EBC oversees the process where 3 months after deceleration, the country can vote. Once a decision is made, to keep the existing, we have to abide by it. If a decision is to make new or amend laws, the Parliament is forced to produce a bill within one year of the vote with special protections (such as it would not be allowed to lapse in parliament).
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