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Indiana Religious Freedom Law
I'm conservative. I'm Catholic. And I support gay marriage.
That said, I don't see hwo anyone who has ever read the Constitution, specifically the Bill Of Rights, can claim that a religious business owner doesn't have the right to refuse to participate in that which is contrary to his religiously-informed conscience. The Bill Of Rights, while genius, is tough. Like it or not, freedom of speech means an artist can hang a painting of Christ covered in urine. Like it or not, freedom of assembly means that the Klan can hold a rally. Like it or not, freedom of the press means that the folks at MSNBC can advocate for that which I would advocate against, at the top of my lungs. And like it or not, freedom of religion means that no one can be forced to participate in that which violates their religious beliefs. If enough people disagree with the IN law, there is a mechanism to change the constitution. Until that day, we don't get to ignore the parts of the Constitution that we don't happen to like. And if you want to see why I reject th enotion that liberals are 1% as tolerant as they claim to be, look at the vitriol in their reaction. Constitution, shmonstitution... |
I've been waiting for this post. :hihi:
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I can't imagine why you would want to eat a cake after forcing somebody to make it against their will. Seems pretty risky but I guess that goes with the territory
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BTW this is a totally fabricated story. It never happened.our POS media hard at work
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Of course, in the liberal traditions of inclusion and tolerance, the store had to close, people threatened to burn it down, and the pizzeria's facebook page was flooded with gay pornography. Shocking, I know.
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It's also worth noting, that the liberal pillars of tolerance, are targeting this pizza shop, even though they have never refused a gay wedding. A theoretical question was asked to the owners, and they said that if asked, they would feel uncomfortable working at a gay wedding, because of their religiously-informed consciences.
Cue the liberal lynch mob..."there's no room for hate in this country, so agree with me or I'll burn down your restaurant!!" These people have no shame, and their hatred of religion knows no bounds... |
Religion does suck generally speaking,loaded with zealots who have no tolerance for no tolerance.
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Hilarious that you could say something like that, and then claim that people of faith have no tolerance. Religion sucks generally, hmmm...I bet that comes as news to all of our neighbors who are getting housing, food, medical care (at zero cost if they can't afford it), quality education, and adoption services, via the church. Every poll ever done, shows that pepole of faith describe their lives as happier and more full, than secular folks. But the hilarious part is that you would say that religion sucks, then claim that religious folks have no tolerance for others. Those Christian soup kitchens, homeless shelters, and hospitals, will gladly help anyone in need, regardless of their religious views. That's pretty tolerant, isn't it? Ask the people who own the pizza joint, how much tolerance they are being shown by gay rights activists, at the moment... |
Can a black baker be forced to attend a Klan wedding? Or is only Christians who can be forced to participate in things against their will?
When the govenrment can force someone to attend a weding that they do not wish to go to, then at that point, we are not a free country. |
Happiness in its purest form comes from helping others. Enjoy your Easter.
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Kudos to whoever indoctrinated you...was it Bill Maher? |
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A pizza joint who has never actually been involved in this issue, is now ground zero for the crystal clear display of liberal anarchy, feral behavior, and spoiled-bratty-ness. |
And the recipient of around half a million dollars of donations from supportive Christians.
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I thought welfare was bad?
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I hope they get a jillion dollars. They deserve it. No evidence these people have ever done anything wrong (and as born again Christians who appear to take their religion seriously, it's a safe bet they make a habit out of helping others), yet they are being absolutely villified by the $#@!%^&%$##@ left. These activists see nothing wrong with holding a sign in one hand that says "stop the hate", and holding a brick in the other hand to throw through the window of anyone who disagrees with them. Can't make it up. |
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Welfare?? It's welfare when the government gives you other people's $$ for nothing in return. Private citizens, helping one of their own through a miserable and challenging time, isn't "welfare". It's an example of "American exceptionalism". Unless Obama has outlawed that phrase... . |
True. And I was joking. :hihi:
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All animals are equal, some animals are more equal than others....
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If not, please explain why in this case, the black baker has the right to discriminate, but not the Christian baker. Read the Bill Of Rights. It doesn't say that freedom of religion is limited to cases where no one's feelings are hurt. The left never, ever address the only thing that matters, which is what the Bill Of Rights says. It's always about labeling the other ide as hatemongers. |
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