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Then, if you do not believe in PA laws....work in YOUR state to get them repealed. Write your congressman, find an organization that lobbies to get rid of PA laws and donate time and money to them.The free market should work that out. You either lean right or you want the government to dictate how you run your private business.Unless you refuse to bake a cake.
Full disclosure - I'm a catholic and lean Right. I agree with religious rights, etc. BUT...
I never really agreed that people should be able to refuse service such as baking a cake. What if I owned a hardware store in a small town and a same-sex couple walked in to buy supplies for their house? What if I owned the only gas station in town? Could I refuse service to same sex couples? I understand a cake isn't a necessity and most likely there are other bakers. The issue is where do you draw the line? Who decides what is a necessity and what's fair? See where I'm going with this? If anyone could refuse service based on religious reasons then I could refuse to sell someone food even if I'm the only store in town open at the time.
Honestly, as a Christian I don't get how baking is against MY religious beliefs. I'm not the one walking down the aisle, nor am I practicing same sex marriage. I'm merely not denying someone a request that I would grant to anyone else. For lack of a better way to explain this... If God doesn't want same sex couples to marry then God will deal with it in the afterlife.
This is not about equal anything from the socialist side. It is another way for the socialists to grab more power by manipulating naive minds.
That is what it is and it all under this guise of "equality." Do not be naive and see their double standards as proof.