LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
Dear LoneLaugher of course you cannot compareNow that this thread has run its course I have an observation, most people posting are hypocrites.
The side supporting the school forgets that they did not support a business that did exactly as the school did. I can certainly see where they don't agree with the baker or the florist that stands on their principle but none the less what they were doing is no less then what the school was doing. On the other hand those who supported the kids chanting racism and thus were denied service are the same ones that said the baker and the florist had the right to refuse services.
Talk about wanting both ways.
Seems to me that if services can be denied because of rhetoric then certainly services should be allowed to be denied if such services goes against sincerely held beliefs. But I doubt either side will see the hypocrisy in their positions.
Oooohhhh! Look! The dumbass thinks he's caught everyone in his web!!
You think that OU should be allowed to deny admission to the *******, don't you? And....the local Wal Mart should be able to tell a pair of dudes holding hands to leave the store, right?
You are a nut. So you siding with the school here doesn't carry any weight. Your motivation is fucked up.
a public university having an anti-discrimination policy
with a business that doesn't have an anti-gay policy.
However, you can compare LOOSELY how one group wants to
sue the university to force it to defend the free speech of students that is against their social beliefs,
while opposing lawsuits against businesses for not accommodating gay weddings that are against their beliefs;
and another group supports the school in rejecting students whose behavior they disagree with
as offensive, while condemning businesses for rejecting customers with gay weddings
they don't believe in being forced to attend or photograph because it's against their beliefs.
I don't read your stuff. Thought you'd like to know.