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#202 Apr 08 2015 at 11:31 PM Rating: Good

Bijou

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GBATE!! Never saw it coming

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gbaji wrote:

Again. I'm honestly curious where you guys draw the line and how you decide where it is.

I draw the line at not conflating NSDAPers and Klansmen with gehy people.

Just like I don't conflate gehy marriage with marrying a dog.

That's all you, dude.

Eat my shorts, filter. Smiley: mad

EDIT: Dammit. Smiley: motz

Sorry, lolgaxe. Smiley: frown

Edited, Apr 8th 2015 11:55pm by Bijou

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#203 Apr 08 2015 at 11:33 PM Rating: Excellent

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gbaji wrote:

I'm honestly not trying for a gotcha case here. I really do want to understand the though process behind "it's ok for a baker to not make a cake for a satanic celebration, or for a KKK rally, or a dog show, or a birthday, or any of a number of other things, but it's not ok for him not to make one for a *** wedding". Is that the only case where it's not ok? Again. I'm honestly curious where you guys draw the line and how you decide where it is.

I'd object to the baker refusing to make a cake for a Satanic celebration. I wouldn't expect them to decorate it with broken crosses and Satan raping virgins but I'd expect them to make a cake available.

See? You don't even understand my position Smiley: disappointed

I only feel this way because I like Satanists so much, too...

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#204 Apr 08 2015 at 11:42 PM Rating: Good

lolgaxe

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gbaji wrote:

If they don't believe in *** weddings, then the logical quandary kinda disappears, doesn't it?

Nope, since they sell wedding cakes.

gbaji wrote:

I don't make exceptions.

Your whole argument ... well, all your arguments really, but this one specifically is about making an exception between types of weddings when the business in question doesn't and got called out on it. They're still not a Christian Bakery, just a regular one.

gbaji wrote:

I'm honestly not trying for a gotcha case here.

That's good, because you still don't have a got'cha example.

gbaji wrote:

Go any other blinders you need removed?

Sorry, sorry, your proof is that after all the bad publicity and a losing lawsuit later the guy said he would do it on an op-ed! Yes, hearsay works so well as evidence, No wonder you think the Jewish Deli argument is sound.

Edited, Apr 9th 2015 1:47am by lolgaxe

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#205 Apr 08 2015 at 11:49 PM Rating: Good

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Friar Bijou wrote:

I draw the line at not conflating NSDAPers and Klansmen with gehy people.