coolbeans said:
False equivalence. These special cases that've popped up regarding gay weddings have been from what we may call 'expressive/artistic services': florists, cake bakers, photographers, etc. Just like traditional artists aren't required to paint, sculpt, etc. something they disagree with so to should such protections extend to those previously stated fields. Regardless of how you feel about gay marriages, interracial marriages, or whatever else, you've waived that right to deny X people service b/c of public accommodation laws (restaurants, department stores, etc.).
Funny thing is that they did. Several times. This couple was lawsuit-shopping until they finally found a baker that wouldn't do it. |
Your beans are indeed cool and thus I'll accept your explanation about the gay cake. However, how do you explain the Sarah Sanders situation, sir (my alliteration game is top notch). I'm pretty "middle of the road" when it comes to political views but I don't think she should have been denied service because of her affiliation. Maybe they should have said it was a security issue or something. Turning her away because of a dislike of her employer just seems like a line was crossed that shouldn't be crossed.











