tyroneweaver
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135k???? LOL maybe $135And some here the country is going in the right direction... The owners did nothing wrong.
Only a fool would side with such a frivolous lawsuit.
The other way... For being stupid gay baiters.
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135k???? LOL maybe $135And some here the country is going in the right direction... The owners did nothing wrong.
Only a fool would side with such a frivolous lawsuit.
The other way... For being stupid gay baiters.
"State Takes Legal Action to Seize $135K From Bakers Who Refused to Make Cake for Lesbian Couple"
And appropriately so.
Public accommodations laws are necessary, proper, and Constitutional – as authorized by the Commerce Clause.
The bakers were afforded their comprehensive due process:
“Our agency has docketed the judgment and is exploring collection options,” Charlie Burr, communications director for the agency, told The Daily Signal. “They are entitled to a full and fair review of the case, but do not have the right to disregard a legally binding order.”
Correct.
No one has the right to defy, ignore, or disregard a lawful court order, regardless how much they might disagree with it.
Moreover, as a fact of law, the judgment is not 'extortion,' the bakers are not 'victims,' nor is their religious liberty in any manner being 'violated' – it is a lie to maintain otherwise.

No, this is wrong.Even under bible law they are frauds . If they follow the bible they wouldn't bake cakes for divorced people , people living in sin, couples having premarital sex . I'm sure that's all fine . But they gays!!! Now they suddenly find religion ? Fakes !
Religious beliefs and practices have to be respected as well. It's not only about Gay Rights. Others' rights have to be respected too.
So if someone didn't believe in serving Christians because of their religion.....or blacks......or jews.....you're cool with that?
According to their religious beliefs, they couldn't support homosexuality and marriage. They shouldn't have been forced to make them their cake. That's just wrong. We have to respect religious rights and beliefs as well.
Notice you didn't actually answer my question. If their religious beliefs mandated that they refuse service to blacks...or Christians....or jews.....you'd be fine with that?
If so, what laws couldn't you ignore because of your religious beliefs?
We'll see when the time comes. But these particular people should not have been punished for their religious beliefs. It's wrong.
Even under bible law they are frauds . If they follow the bible they wouldn't bake cakes for divorced people , people living in sin, couples having premarital sex . I'm sure that's all fine . But they gays!!! Now they suddenly find religion ? Fakes !
Religious beliefs and practices have to be respected as well. It's not only about Gay Rights. Others' rights have to be respected too.
So if someone didn't believe in serving Christians because of their religion.....or blacks......or jews.....you're cool with that?
According to their religious beliefs, they couldn't support homosexuality and marriage. They shouldn't have been forced to make them their cake. That's just wrong. We have to respect religious rights and beliefs as well.
Notice you didn't actually answer my question. If their religious beliefs mandated that they refuse service to blacks...or Christians....or jews.....you'd be fine with that?
If so, what laws couldn't you ignore because of your religious beliefs?
We'll see when the time comes. But these particular people should not have been punished for their religious beliefs. It's wrong.
Ignorant nonsense.And religious rights come WAY ahead of some homosexual whining over a cake. Go get someone else to make a cake. EVERY business I have been into has a sign that says we reserve the right to refuse business to anyone for any reason. This is an attack by homosexuals on the rights of religious people. Simple as that.When u start a business there are laws that business must follow .
Maybe I'd be ok if they just ignored food safety rules too?
Wrong.It's a sign the government has slipped into tyranny when they force people to be accepting of politically aggressive deviant lifestyles. We shouldn't need a religious reason to turn down business we find repulsive.
Again, this has nothing to do with religious beliefs and practices, it has nothing to do with not respecting religious beliefs and practices, and it has nothing to do with 'religious liberty' or the First Amendment – it's a lie to attempt to contrive it as such.Even under bible law they are frauds . If they follow the bible they wouldn't bake cakes for divorced people , people living in sin, couples having premarital sex . I'm sure that's all fine . But they gays!!! Now they suddenly find religion ? Fakes !
Religious beliefs and practices have to be respected as well. It's not only about Gay Rights. Others' rights have to be respected too.
You have no religious reason. None at all.It's a sign the government has slipped into tyranny when they force people to be accepting of politically aggressive deviant lifestyles. We shouldn't need a religious reason to turn down business we find repulsive.
We need bakeries to protect us from homosexuals?It's a sign the government has slipped into tyranny when they force people to be accepting of politically aggressive deviant lifestyles. We shouldn't need a religious reason to turn down business we find repulsive.
Creating a wedding cake is not like ordering napkins. It's special. It requires a great deal of collaboration. It is a creative process. I believe that in a free society an artist should be free to accept or deny a commission for any reason. Should all creative artists be dragooned to the needs of the state?
PS - At the time the lesbians requested the cake, same sex marriage was not legal in Oregon.
No one has the right to defy, ignore, or disregard a lawful court order, regardless how much they might disagree with it.
Moreover, as a fact of law, the judgment is not 'extortion,' the bakers are not 'victims,' nor is their religious liberty in any manner being 'violated' – it is a lie to maintain otherwise.
Garnish wagesNo one has the right to defy, ignore, or disregard a lawful court order, regardless how much they might disagree with it.
Moreover, as a fact of law, the judgment is not 'extortion,' the bakers are not 'victims,' nor is their religious liberty in any manner being 'violated' – it is a lie to maintain otherwise.
So, what is,the Government to do in a situation like I've suggested where there are no longer any assets to be seized or cashed in because they've all been destroyed or disposed of?
So, what is,the Government to do in a situation like I've suggested where there are no longer any assets to be seized or cashed in because they've all been destroyed or disposed of?
If the law was throwing gays off rooftops, would you still say that?The law is the law, Hollie.