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No, what I said was correct. He offered to sell them other prefab cakes, but refused specifically to bake them a cake because he viewed it as supporting gay ma
by fzeroracer 8y ago
No, what I said was correct.
He offered to sell them other prefab cakes, but refused specifically to bake them a cake because he viewed it as supporting gay marriage (and ergo, supporting their marriage).
In this case there is little to no distinction between what was on the cake versus the people requesting it. As I mentioned in another comment, if a black couple was refused service because the baker does not recognize marriage among black people I believe it would be considered flagrant racism.
And don't resort to ad hominem attacks against my arguments.
- Tomte 8y agoExactly. He was willing to sell a cake. You're erither not understanding the issue or you're willfully obtuse. Since it's such a charged issue, I'm pretty sure you're doing this out of malice.