The divisiveness comes from the insistence of being allowed to discriminate.
They weren't discriminating. Show us an example of how Memories Pizza discriminated against
anyone. Remember, hypothetical statements don't count.
Your comment that the anti discrimination side didn't win any more people is particularly out of touch with reality since huge masses of people were made aware of the issue and that included the corporate and conservative community that turned on and rejected the fake Christian community.
Yes, more and more people were made aware of this issue, and watched the hatred and vitriol being launched from only one side. Yours. So, how does that win anymore people to your cause?
In fact, the people portraying the Christian community took the big hit. They got called out by the big money community.
From where I see it, the overall gay community has been embarrassed by the behavior of their own members. Liberals, well, they are oblivious to the evils they perpetrate. People portraying LGBT causes have other gays, lesbians and transgender a bad name. As for the money, the $806,000 being raised for this pizzeria tells me the larger community called out people like you for the hatred and vitriol you and your ilk directed at someone for standing up for their beliefs. The "big money community" disagrees with you.
Open and hostile rejection of the old Christian Coalition remains.
Not anymore. The message is out, and people have been made aware of your distinct distaste towards Christians. You have lit the fire, and now you don't have the water to put it out.
Exposure of the fakes brought to you by conservative corporate America.
Eh, not so much. The biggest donation I have seen so far in the past two days was $5,000. There are over 27,000 individual donors donating to these people. It would be so easy for the Koch Brothers to just step in and donate a million bucks, but they haven't, have they?