T-Shirt Company Sued

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(11-02-2019, 12:53 AM)Benton Wrote: That becomes the shifting line.

I don't want to bake a cake for a gay wedding, because I don't like gays. They can get another cake.
I don't want to sell sandwiches to a gay couple, because I don't like gays. They can make their own food.
I don't want to give a home loan to a gay guy, because I don't like gays. He can go to the gay bank down the street, the one with twice the APR.
I don't want to put out the fire at a gay couple's house, because I don't like gays. They can use the gay public fire department an hour away.

And, ultimately, it isn't about gays. Or blacks. Or women. Or any other subgroup. The purpose is that people shouldn't discriminate against other people. The irony is, the foundation for the law is one of the only edicts from the prophet of the same religion that's trying to erode that bedrock. It's become: Love thy neighbor as they love thyself... unless he's different, let's stone that guy!

I don't disagree that the foundation for the country is based in Christianity. The problem is, the Christians stopped acting like Christians.

Your ability to decide for how every Christian should act aside (oh the irony).

He didn't discriminate against anyone because they were gay. he chose not to promote a message he viewed as being prideful of sin. If I had walked in there and requested the same shirts be printed he would deny me and I'm heterosexual. if a homosexual would have walked in there and asked him to print jerseys for his softball team with names and number he would have filled the order. That's about as simple as I can explain it.