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Really? So if I reserve a room at a hotel in Gatlinburg, show up with my wife and kids to check in and am told, "sorry we don't rent to niggers/fags/Jews" that's not dehumanizing?
And all we're asking of that hotel owner is to treat blacks etc. the same as all the other customers who walk in the door. Doesn't seem very dehumanizing to me, actually, or a particularly onerous demand on his labor and property - perform the same amount of labor for that black couple as the white couples before and after, and get paid an identical amount for those services.
I guess I can accept that we have some "right" to our labor and property, but like all our other rights it's NOT absolute, which you recognize, and can be abridged to serve the public interest, and having a society in which we can all fully participate without regard to arbitrary characteristics like race, religion, sexual orientation, gender seems a worthy goal, and a sufficient basis for abridging my right to discriminate on that basis.
It's not the beliefs i'm intolerant of, it's the behaviors that harm American citizens.
Well it was never about the cake and I never said it was so good for you for missing the point.
You'll have to explain this new group now they came into being and what they are and why they have been the last couple of Millennia of human evolution and how there's been institutionalized discrimination.
Well I've been playing the long con. Since a couple years before you ever signed up. All as a ploy to use it in this conversation.
Because gay people have to think how they are told to think. They must see discrimination all around them because that is what their democrat masters told them to think.
I signed up back in November 2012. I somehow saw 5 years into the future when this conversion would happen and introduced myself as a homosexual.
Man I'm amazing.
https://www.debatepolitics.com/come-in-and-say-hi/142551-am-political-contradiction.html
Yeah I've read them too. I am 35. Didn't meet my partner until I was 27. Prior to Oberfell my partner and I tried to get a joint adoption of his little brother. His parents disowned him when he was 18 for being gay. And they later disowned his youngest brother at 12 years old for being gay. They are a Mormon family. So I'm privy to the nasty things people do to gay people. Thank you for trivializing it.
These things seem worthy goals to me as well. Like many other things in society, making laws to enforce these things is a bad idea. The law itself IS arbitrary. There is an arbitrary list of groups with special protections. Others not on the list do not have the same protections and are thus discriminated against.
Yeah I don't get it either how libertarian equals authoritarian those two words are opposite.
Not sure it would, Neo-Nazis are not a protected class. Fundamentally, yes it should force them to because it's the same thing. But this is a very carefully scripted, and maintained one-way road.
Nobody is being "forced" to serve gays :shrug: That lie always fails.
Not sure it would, Neo-Nazis are not a protected class..
If he typically made cakes like that then no.....he can't discriminate. But a baker has to make the exact same cake for gays as he does straights.
It's not an arbitrary list - race, gender, religion, national origin, and in some places sexual orientation. What would you add? And who isn't protected and is "thus" discriminated against? I'm a white, male, straight, Christian and I enjoy the same protections as a gay, black Jewish woman.
There is a list. Some people are on it. Others are not. It is arbitrary and subject to change at any time.
Nope there factually are not
Nothing in the link shows anybody being FORCED to do anything, it actually supports that fact that nobody is being "forced" to serve fays LMAO this isnt rocket science, try again.
If I pointed a gun at someone and said "walk away or I shoot", I haven't technically forced them to do anything, but it would be disingenuous to suggest that. You're right. It's not rocket science.
Also factually wrong, every single person in this country is in one or more protected classes.
Also disingenuous.
2.)Being in a protected class does not prevent you from being discriminated against.
If I pointed a gun at someone and said "walk away or I shoot", I haven't technically forced them to do anything, but it would be disingenuous to suggest that. You're right. It's not rocket science.
Then again, I "hate gays". Do I have to bake you a cake?
But then who would think a same sex couple would hire a videographer who didnt believe in same sex marriagebut then who would think folks from a neo-Nazi wedding would desire to hire a black videographer?
prolly only someone with a brain the size of a micron, or less; maybe even only an angstrom, or two .......... :lol: .........
But then who would think a same sex couple would hire a videographer who didnt believe in same sex marriage
prolly only someone with a brain the size of a micron, or less; maybe even only an angstrom, or two .......... lol.
This is where you are wrong. they are not discriminating against the people they are simply not celebrating their event.
No business can be forced to do an event. if you think they do then i hope you are willing to say that black people have to do KKK meetings.
that they have no choice in the matter.
I say that black people could refuse to do a KKK meeting. they could not be forced to do that event. I see no difference between the two of them.
I could careless what the hack organization has to say.
you failed to answer my question though. religious bigotry is bigotry so why do you do it?
They have a right and a constitutional right to practice what they believe and the government has 0 right to interfere with that.
I would say that includes into their business as well, However we will see what happens when it comes to this
when the SCOTUS hears the baker case and gives their ruling.
yet those rights can't be infringed on by the government yet they are.
forcing someone to partake in something that disagree's with their religious beliefs not only violates the free speech government and freedom of religion.
i see a similar ruling to HL.
in fact the hobby lobby case would have a huge impact on this case as well as they ruled basically then as well
that family and small owner businesses cannot have their religious beliefs violated.
1.) This is where you are wrong.
2.) they are not discriminating against the people they are simply not celebrating their event.
3.) No business can be forced to do an event.
4.) if you think they do then i hope you are willing to say that black people have to do KKK meetings.
that they have no choice in the matter.
5.) I say that black people could refuse to do a KKK meeting.
6.) they could not be forced to do that event.
7.) I see no difference between the two of them.
8.) religious bigotry is bigotry so why do you do it?
9.) They have a right and a constitutional right to practice what they believe and the government has 0 right to interfere with that.
10.) I would say that includes into their business as well, However we will see what happens when it comes to this
when the SCOTUS hears the baker case and gives their ruling.
11.) yet those rights can't be infringed on by the government yet they are.
forcing someone to partake in something that disagree's with their religious beliefs not only violates the free speech government and freedom of religion.
12.)i see a similar ruling to HL.
in fact the hobby lobby case would have a huge impact on this case as well as they ruled basically then as well
that family and small owner businesses cannot have their religious beliefs violated.
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