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Originally Posted by Okotokian
On the surface that sounds fair, but it's not. Discrimination against people is against the law, not discrimination against products. Now if you went to a Muslim butcher and he said he wouldn't serve you because you were a Christian, then you would have a case. But he doesn't butcher pigs for anyone of any race or religion. He isn't presenting himself to the public as a pig butcher.
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And the same could be said for the baker who said he does not make cakes depicting gay ceremonies, yet he was forced to bake a cake for a gay wedding.
Why is it ok for one person to deny such services, yet not for the other? Kind of hypocritical isn't it?
And then one needs to wonder why the gay couple took the issue to court to force a baker to bake the cake? Kind of sounds like they were using their agenda to make a point about their rights, and trampled the baker's religious rights in the process.