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Once they discover people don't serve their kind, I'm sure that they will. They only approve of bigotry one way.Just wait for the Satanists to start using this law...and watch the Christian bigots scream.
Oh, it's not that difficult...Once they discover people don't serve their kind, I'm sure that they will. They only approve of bigotry one way.Just wait for the Satanists to start using this law...and watch the Christian bigots scream.
Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
Oh, it's not that difficult...Once they discover people don't serve their kind, I'm sure that they will. They only approve of bigotry one way.Just wait for the Satanists to start using this law...and watch the Christian bigots scream.
Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
The same is true for homos.
A hero of yours, I bet...Oh, it's not that difficult...Once they discover people don't serve their kind, I'm sure that they will. They only approve of bigotry one way.Just wait for the Satanists to start using this law...and watch the Christian bigots scream.
Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
I can't see your picture. I assume is something lame.
Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
The same is true for homos.
Don't think I'd leave ask any of them to babysit...Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
The same is true for homos.
Don't think I'd leave ask any of them to babysit...Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
The same is true for homos.
Amendment to the bill...anyone wishing to exercise their religion in refusing to serve certain groups should post a sign prominently at their business saying so....at the doors, behind the counter...in employee lunch rooms, etc.It's sad this bill is even needed, if a Christian wants no part of the perversion then leave them alone
The other two were as well, in a manner of speaking.Don't think I'd leave ask any of them to babysit...Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
The same is true for homos.
I don't know if the first guy is gay, but I know for a fact he is a Christian...
If they don't post the sign, I believe others might, one way or another:Amendment to the bill...anyone wishing to exercise their religion in refusing to serve certain groups should post a sign prominently at their business saying so....at the doors, behind the counter...in employee lunch rooms, etc.It's sad this bill is even needed, if a Christian wants no part of the perversion then leave them alone
So is having the sign posted better than them serving serving you and hating you because of bigotry? It gets it out into the open. Then everyone can determine whether to deal with a business or not.
Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
The same is true for homos.
A hero of yours, I bet...Oh, it's not that difficult...Once they discover people don't serve their kind, I'm sure that they will. They only approve of bigotry one way.Just wait for the Satanists to start using this law...and watch the Christian bigots scream.
Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
I can't see your picture. I assume is something lame.
Picking what you'd approve of is like shooting sharks, in a shot glass. My ten-year-old niece is more sophisticated.A hero of yours, I bet...Oh, it's not that difficult...Once they discover people don't serve their kind, I'm sure that they will. They only approve of bigotry one way.
Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
I can't see your picture. I assume is something lame.
You haven't been right about anything yet. So I doubt you're right this time.
Picking what you'd approve of is like shooting sharks, in a shot glass. My ten-year-old niece is more sophisticated.A hero of yours, I bet...Oh, it's not that difficult...Problem is, you can't tell a person is Christian just by the way they look.
I can't see your picture. I assume is something lame.
You haven't been right about anything yet. So I doubt you're right this time.
Not yet, but she's got you beat by 50 points.Picking what you'd approve of is like shooting sharks, in a shot glass. My ten-year-old niece is more sophisticated.A hero of yours, I bet...Oh, it's not that difficult...
I can't see your picture. I assume is something lame.
You haven't been right about anything yet. So I doubt you're right this time.
I bet she is smarter than you too.
Yep...a solution I would think would make both sides happy.Amendment to the bill...anyone wishing to exercise their religion in refusing to serve certain groups should post a sign prominently at their business saying so....at the doors, behind the counter...in employee lunch rooms, etc.It's sad this bill is even needed, if a Christian wants no part of the perversion then leave them alone
So is having the sign posted better than them serving serving you and hating you because of bigotry? It gets it out into the open. Then everyone can determine whether to deal with a business or not.
Christians fear nothing and no one. You are the one who should be quaking in fear. You will die one day. You will stand before your Creator to give an account of your life. You will realize, too late, that we were right. Then you will be thrown into the lake of fire. Or you could repent, and accept Christ as your personal Lord and Savior. If you do not choose the latter option, you will have no excuse. You were warned.My home state doing it right, well done Indiana, well done
Indiana House passes "religious freedom" bill 63-31
INDIANAPOLIS -The debate over the Religious Freedom Restoration Act is now over. The Indiana House of Representatives overwhelmingly endorsed the bill in a 63-31 vote Monday afternoon.
It now goes back to the Senate to make sure everybody agrees with some changes. Then it heads to the governor's desk for his signature.
Governor Mike Pence says he is looking forward to signing the bill into law, but not everyone is happy about that.
Indiana House passes religious freedom bill 63-31 - 13 WTHR Indianapolis
Bummer. Gonna suck when it's struck down as unconstitutional.
Where does the constitution force a person to bake a cake they don't want to bake? Isn't that involuntary servitude?
It's the Equal Accomodation laws. You know, those things you can't stand but I swore to uphold.
Should have never targeted Christians...now you have the blow back, stupid people
Oh we haven't begun to target Christians yet. You just wait. Gonna make you guys afraid to tell people beyond your own congregations you're religious.
