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McDonaldsGuy said:
BMaker11 said:

No, you can't. You have to have an actual reason (they're disturbing customers, destroying property, etc). And that reason can't be because of race, gender, religion, or sexual orientation. That pesky Civil Rights act gets in the way of that. 

I'm from Indiana. Fuck this law


I think the Civil Rights act outside of government  is unconstitutional. No one should be forced to do anything they don't want to do. I am Jewish, but if a Nazi opened a restaurant I simply wouldn't go there and ask other people not to.

Very good reply. In my opinion, everyone wants their beliefs respected but refuse to respect the belief of others. If a bakery, on religious grounds, would rather not make you a cake then simply find another bakery who will. I am in no way in favor of forcing a business to serve someone where it violates their own religious belief. Do any of you guys think a business should be bankrupted because of an incident like this? I also find it interesting that a lawsuit demanding millions always follows close behind. In this world, you are not owed comfort and you will always encounter those who do not see eye to eye with you. The key is to respect each other and go your separate ways. 



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