LittleNipper
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No one is preventing a gay couple from buying a cake. The baker would be protected against a lawsuit for not decorating the cake that in anyway celebrates Homosexual union if that baker doesn't wish to. That is his prerogative --- his right. It is the right of a person who is a homosexual to not patronize businesses he rather not. I have a right to not use the word "gay" in reference to homosexuals. I find that the Flintstones were having a gay old time and it didn't involve sex.The law allows the business to explain why they should be allowed to discriminate. It does in fact not allow anyone to discriminate. Where in the law does it say that? Hmm? You seem to have never answered that question.
You're almost there. You just typed it but apparently don't understand what you are saying.
In order for a business to have the opportunity to defend themselves(in court) and explain why they " should be" allowed to discriminate they already have discriminated. Their " protection" afforded by the law is only effective AFTER they have discriminated. Why do you refuse to see that?
I find the misuse of the word "gay" offensive. The Flintstones where having a gay old time and no one then associated it with Barney & Fred's sexual agenda. Should as law be past restricting the use of words. Get over it.
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