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1.)And not all groups or persons are protected or protected equally.
2.) Of course all people are of some race or sex, and all (in theory) are protected (privileged) from some level of private discrimination based on their race or sex or national origin (etc.). However many individuals are not protected (privileged) from discrimination on the basis of their membership in other groups (e.g. those under 40, or those who have committed crimes, etc.).
3.) Moreover, in practice, whites and Asians are often "legally" discriminated against due to equal opportunity and/or affirmative action programs.
4.) As previously, this is either a disingenuous ploy or outright ignorance. "The fact remains" that there are many laws that compels those who do not wish to serve a group, to do so. In Oregon or Iowa, if you don't wish to serve gays due to their sexual orientation, you will be punished.
5.)More disingenuous tripe. You cannot refuse service to anybody you want if the motivations behind the refusal is banned by law. You cannot refuse to serve 'anyone' if the basis is their race, sex, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability, etc..
6.)Being such an expert, I am surprised you don't know that.
There's more than just a bit of irony in these situations. The business owner says that he doesn't agree with a person's choices so he chooses not to do business with that person. That person (the one from the tolerance crowd mind you) responds by saying that he does not agree with the business owner's choices so he is going to use the full force of the law to inflict harm on the business owner.
Tolerance is certainly a complex (and obviously hypocritical) issue
so the answer is yes they have a choice to refuse to serve them, further proving the lies and falsehoods you have been repeating post after post completely false.
Good job on admitting you were wrong!
wedding cakes = wedding cakes. There isnt a distinction between wther they are for interracial couple homosexual couple, bi sexual couple, christian couple etc.
once again it shows you dont understand this topic
1.)So on what basis the fine for the Christian bakers then?
2.)Would seem to me that the same should apply to them, that they have the right to refuse to service the alleged damaged gay couple.
3.) What basis for the gay couple's complaint?
4.) Or are you saying that their complaint is without merit and without basis?
5.)Or are you saying that the right to refuse to conduct business with another party isn't a right that Christian bakers of wedding cakes should be permitted?
can ANYBODY please post this imaginary law for me that forces me to serve gays? (or any person based on gender, race, religion, etc)
anybody?
1.)My response was to a wedding cake that had 2 brides or 2 grooms or 'Steve and Allen, marriage forever' on it.
2.)Generic, nondescript cakes, I'm not seeing a problem. I've already stated it shouldn't matter who's buying the cake, as their money spends the same, and the same ingredients and labor are involved.
Wouldn't what you're asking fall under the civil rights act?
So I can open a business that serves only heterosexual white males?wow thats a nice long waste of a post based on your biased and dishonest opinions and feelings that dont matter. LMAO
Nobody educated, honest and objective falls for "the gay agenda", "force of acceptance", "market will fix itself" dishonesty mentally retard "rhetoric", it just gets mocked and laughed at for the desperation it is.
Ill stick with the actually topic and go with facts, reality and rights over your views.
ANd the fact remains:
there are no laws forcing or compelling anybody to do business with gays or genders, races, sexual orientations, religions etc
there is no right to service
there is no force to accept gays or genders, races, sexual orientations, religions etc
there is no force to serve gays or genders, races, sexual orientations, religions etc
there is no force to say yes
religious rights are not infringed
right to associate is not infringed
right to a contract is not infringed
there is a choice
you challeneges are 0-lifetime against me and nothing has changed
sorry that equal rights winning conflicts with your wants and views but the war is basically over, these little desperate bigoted last minute battles will end up HELPING equal rights. They will help just like banning did and its sweet sweet irony. THese things give ANOTHER path to be challenged and destroyed in the courts setting a precedence that will further cement in equal rights for my fellow Americans, the ones you so wish didnt have equal rights. MAKES ME PROUD your side is losing and losing big and I chuckle every time i see the hate, dislike and fear that equal rights causes among those that share you views and I thank god america is righting wrongs and improving itself on this front.
GOod luck though, keep up the good fight against equal rights! We love the entertainment.
your post fails and facts win again
not enough info to accurately answerSo I can open a business that serves only heterosexual white males?
My response was to a wedding cake that had 2 brides or 2 grooms or 'Steve and Allen, marriage forever' on it.
Generic, nondescript cakes, I'm not seeing a problem. I've already stated it shouldn't matter who's buying the cake, as their money spends the same, and the same ingredients and labor are involved.
Grocery storenot enough info to accurately answer
maybe, depends on your business and reasoning :shrug:
whats your business?
1.) of course because i believe in protecting my fellow Americans rights
2.) false since there is no force. I mean we know you keep claiming this lie but theres never any proof lol
Morning CJ. I'm tired today. Much fun last night. Rangers brought Ottawa's hot streak to an end.:mrgreen:
I assumed you knew what I said. I wanted to just restate it. That's what my problem is with the entire issue. It's okay to refuse service to anyone you want, as long as it isn't someone of the protected class and you aren't specifically saying the reason is because of the protected class. Technically any business can decline service to any gay person today. You just can't say it's because of that. That's what also makes this law BS. I get that it had to be done in the 1960s because of the treatment of blacks, but we've overcompensated to the point that it's just ridiculous. That's why these threads always end up as they do, with both sides lobbing insults at each other, making rude blanket statements about political parties, screaming about "the LAW!", and the constant barrage of over the top dramatic hyperbole.
Go Rangers.
Grocery store
1.) yes a WEDDING cake
2.) that wouldnt be a wedding cake then would it. like the other poster pointed out, i go in to the shop look at a book of WEDDING CAKES and tell them I want number 11. its a done deal. WHen i ask for a black guy on it and white bride they cant illegal discriminate against me based on that.
if its a genreal public access business they sell wedding cakes or they dont
Cause she's a woman. I wouldn't even allow her in the store.ok grocery store. That you want to only sell to heterosexual white males.
now whats your premise, well just change one thing for now.
WHen a heterosexual white woman walks in, loads up her buggy and gets to the cash register what happens now, whats the reason you dont sell to her?
ok grocery store. That you want to only sell to heterosexual white males.
now whats your premise, well just change one thing for now.
WHen a heterosexual white woman walks in, loads up her buggy and gets to the cash register what happens now, whats the reason you dont sell to her?
1.)And those rights you are protecting are?
2.)So can a business be sued if they fail to provide service to someone for a reason that is banned? Yes or no?
civil rights act forces me to serve people based on that stuff? explain
link to what you speak of?
I'm not aware that a business can get away with refusing service to a black person because they are black or to a female because they are female.prohibits discrimination because of race, color, religion, or national origin in certain places of public accommodation, such as hotels, restaurants, and places of entertainment. The Department of Justice can bring a lawsuit under Title II when there is reason to believe that a person has engaged in a pattern or practice of discrimination in violation of Title II. The Department can obtain injunctive, but not monetary, relief in such cases. Individuals can also file suit to enforce their rights under Title II and other federal and state statutes may also provide remedies for discrimination in places of public accommodation.
1.) take your pick, any of the rights that are infringed on or laws broken in the many court cases that deal with this. Civil rights, equal rights etc.
2.) i cant answer until you give me more info, what buisness, what someone and what "banned reasons" do you speak off
The store only serves white heterosexual males, so a white heterosexual female would be obviously outside of that group. Duh??
She wouldn't even be allowed in the store.The store only serves white heterosexual males, so a white heterosexual female would be obviously outside of that group. Duh??[/QUOT]
that doesnt really answer my question.
what do you tell here.
are you saying you would say "sorry lady we don't sell to any women in here"?
that doesnt really answer my question.
what do you tell here.
are you saying you would say "sorry lady we don't sell to any women in here"?
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