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I'm glad that the good people in this country are coming to the defense of the gay community. Which is a tiny community that could never fight the powerful Christian segment of this country on its own.Lakhota holy crap read their reviews on Yelp!A family-owned pizza parlor is causing a media stir after reportedly becoming the first business to publicly vow to reject gay weddings in the wake of Indiana's controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
The owners of Memories Pizza in Walkerton said theirs is a "Christian establishment" and that they agree with Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who has come under fire after signing the bill, which allows business owners to cite religious beliefs as a defense when sued by a private party, ABC 57 reported.
“That lifestyle is something they choose. I choose to be heterosexual," Kevin O'Connor told the news station. "They choose to be homosexual. Why should I be beat over the head to go along with something they choose?”
O'Connor's daughter Crystal said she didn't think that the bill was "targeting gays," adding, "It's supposed to help people that have a religious belief."
In a separate interview with The Daily Beast, O'Connor clarified that although he doesn't "have a problem with gay people," he does not condone same-sex marriage. Although he wouldn't cater to a same-sex wedding, he wouldn't turn anyone away from the shop itself.
“I mean, we don’t believe in murder. I also don’t believe in abortion,” he added.
More: Indiana's Memories Pizza Reportedly Becomes First Business To Reject Catering Gay Weddings
It's sad to watch religious bigots expose themselves.
Memories Pizza - Walkerton IN Yelp
Here comes the backlash!
Nothing like a little mob violence to warm the cockles of the intolerant left.
God that's funny. They can't delete the pictures enough and I think they're stuck with the "reviews".
God that's funny. They can't delete the pictures enough and I think they're stuck with the "reviews".
Who the hell in their right mind would have a pizza joint cater their wedding? lol
The only plausible explanation is that it would be a political publicity stunt aimed at ginning up media attention and frothing up the low info base.
Notice the title folks?
"reportedly". ummmhummm
it could own by liberals who decided to put some stupid sign up to gain attention. good way to attract business OR NOT
Who careszzzzzzzzz
That's all you can say because I'm so so right.I'm glad that the good people in this country are coming to the defense of the gay community. Which is a tiny community that could never fight the powerful Christian segment of this country on its own.Lakhota holy crap read their reviews on Yelp!A family-owned pizza parlor is causing a media stir after reportedly becoming the first business to publicly vow to reject gay weddings in the wake of Indiana's controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
The owners of Memories Pizza in Walkerton said theirs is a "Christian establishment" and that they agree with Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who has come under fire after signing the bill, which allows business owners to cite religious beliefs as a defense when sued by a private party, ABC 57 reported.
“That lifestyle is something they choose. I choose to be heterosexual," Kevin O'Connor told the news station. "They choose to be homosexual. Why should I be beat over the head to go along with something they choose?”
O'Connor's daughter Crystal said she didn't think that the bill was "targeting gays," adding, "It's supposed to help people that have a religious belief."
In a separate interview with The Daily Beast, O'Connor clarified that although he doesn't "have a problem with gay people," he does not condone same-sex marriage. Although he wouldn't cater to a same-sex wedding, he wouldn't turn anyone away from the shop itself.
“I mean, we don’t believe in murder. I also don’t believe in abortion,” he added.
More: Indiana's Memories Pizza Reportedly Becomes First Business To Reject Catering Gay Weddings
It's sad to watch religious bigots expose themselves.
Memories Pizza - Walkerton IN Yelp
Here comes the backlash!
Nothing like a little mob violence to warm the cockles of the intolerant left.
Bullshit.
On the one side, there is the commerce clause to the Constitution of the United States of America, upon which the public commerce laws are built.
What exactly were you doing when God passed out a sense of humor? The Internet is one big Whack-A-Mole. Try and keep your head down or your Yelp page will look like theirs.God that's funny. They can't delete the pictures enough and I think they're stuck with the "reviews".
No doubt the "reviews" are just as "real" as the pictures, PaintChipEater.
Leftists are some hate filled motherfuckers.
What state do you live in?OHDEARFrikkenGAWD. the world is now going to end...everyone get prepared
all of you hair pulling screeching people......worry about the damn STATES you all live in. Keep your noses out of the REST OF OUR states business
no go off your self or something for crying out loud. we are sick of you people
On the one side, there is the commerce clause to the Constitution of the United States of America, upon which the public commerce laws are built.
Selling a pizza to someone in your pizza shop may be commerce, but it certainly isn't commerce among the several states.
That's all you can say because I'm so so right.I'm glad that the good people in this country are coming to the defense of the gay community. Which is a tiny community that could never fight the powerful Christian segment of this country on its own.Lakhota holy crap read their reviews on Yelp!A family-owned pizza parlor is causing a media stir after reportedly becoming the first business to publicly vow to reject gay weddings in the wake of Indiana's controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
The owners of Memories Pizza in Walkerton said theirs is a "Christian establishment" and that they agree with Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who has come under fire after signing the bill, which allows business owners to cite religious beliefs as a defense when sued by a private party, ABC 57 reported.
“That lifestyle is something they choose. I choose to be heterosexual," Kevin O'Connor told the news station. "They choose to be homosexual. Why should I be beat over the head to go along with something they choose?”
O'Connor's daughter Crystal said she didn't think that the bill was "targeting gays," adding, "It's supposed to help people that have a religious belief."
In a separate interview with The Daily Beast, O'Connor clarified that although he doesn't "have a problem with gay people," he does not condone same-sex marriage. Although he wouldn't cater to a same-sex wedding, he wouldn't turn anyone away from the shop itself.
“I mean, we don’t believe in murder. I also don’t believe in abortion,” he added.
More: Indiana's Memories Pizza Reportedly Becomes First Business To Reject Catering Gay Weddings
It's sad to watch religious bigots expose themselves.
Memories Pizza - Walkerton IN Yelp
Here comes the backlash!
Nothing like a little mob violence to warm the cockles of the intolerant left.
Bullshit.
The OP does know that the law was first written from the request of a Native American tribe so they could use mushrooms in their religious practices?A family-owned pizza parlor is causing a media stir after reportedly becoming the first business to publicly vow to reject gay weddings in the wake of Indiana's controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
The owners of Memories Pizza in Walkerton said theirs is a "Christian establishment" and that they agree with Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who has come under fire after signing the bill, which allows business owners to cite religious beliefs as a defense when sued by a private party, ABC 57 reported.
“That lifestyle is something they choose. I choose to be heterosexual," Kevin O'Connor told the news station. "They choose to be homosexual. Why should I be beat over the head to go along with something they choose?”
O'Connor's daughter Crystal said she didn't think that the bill was "targeting gays," adding, "It's supposed to help people that have a religious belief."
In a separate interview with The Daily Beast, O'Connor clarified that although he doesn't "have a problem with gay people," he does not condone same-sex marriage. Although he wouldn't cater to a same-sex wedding, he wouldn't turn anyone away from the shop itself.
“I mean, we don’t believe in murder. I also don’t believe in abortion,” he added.
More: Indiana's Memories Pizza Reportedly Becomes First Business To Reject Catering Gay Weddings
It's sad to watch religious bigots expose themselves.
I almost wish I lived in Indiana (not quite). Order a pizza and great the delivery guy wearing nothing but funny glasses and a jock strap.Only an ignorant rube would hire a pizza parlor for a wedding. What a joke.
Btw how do they know those pizzas they deliver aren't going to something gay? We better make gay people wear some kind of identifier. Maybe a tattoo on their foreheads. It's only fair to the Christians after all. We don't want them accidentally committing sacrilege.
The OP does know that the law was first written from the request of a Native American tribe so they could use mushrooms in their religious practices?A family-owned pizza parlor is causing a media stir after reportedly becoming the first business to publicly vow to reject gay weddings in the wake of Indiana's controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
The owners of Memories Pizza in Walkerton said theirs is a "Christian establishment" and that they agree with Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who has come under fire after signing the bill, which allows business owners to cite religious beliefs as a defense when sued by a private party, ABC 57 reported.
“That lifestyle is something they choose. I choose to be heterosexual," Kevin O'Connor told the news station. "They choose to be homosexual. Why should I be beat over the head to go along with something they choose?”
O'Connor's daughter Crystal said she didn't think that the bill was "targeting gays," adding, "It's supposed to help people that have a religious belief."
In a separate interview with The Daily Beast, O'Connor clarified that although he doesn't "have a problem with gay people," he does not condone same-sex marriage. Although he wouldn't cater to a same-sex wedding, he wouldn't turn anyone away from the shop itself.
“I mean, we don’t believe in murder. I also don’t believe in abortion,” he added.
More: Indiana's Memories Pizza Reportedly Becomes First Business To Reject Catering Gay Weddings
It's sad to watch religious bigots expose themselves.
I'm glad that the good people in this country are coming to the defense of the gay community. Which is a tiny community that could never fight the powerful Christian segment of this country on its own.
