exactly, just let people associate with people they want, if you think they are being arseholes then let them and go elsewhere with your money :) but dont make the government swoop in and demand services of people
i think the government should protect individuals, not groups of people, who all have their own will. just because you are a "minority" doesnt mean you have the same ideas and idiology as the other people in your minority group. but this isnt about protection, this is about forcing someone to work for someone, the baker has a right to work for whoever he wants, just like anyone can choose to work for whoever they want. The gay couple could easily just go to the next bakery and i think we can safely say that bakeries aren't usually stores that would discriminate, especially based on sexuality :) so i would think the gay couple would't even want to buy their cake from there, because they would be supporting someone who thinks their act is a sin.
I think that's fair and the gay couple should not force anyone to do anything as long as no one is coming to their space and trying to control it. that is very rude! I also think some minority groups do have some pretty awful ideologies, so I agree with you that the government's first job is to look after each individual, and the rest will fall into place.
I do not agree with them, so I will not support their business.
imo people should have the right to discriminate if it only hurt them.
exactly, just let people associate with people they want, if you think they are being arseholes then let them and go elsewhere with your money :) but dont make the government swoop in and demand services of people
yes, but don't you think a government should protect the minority from the will of the majority?
i think the government should protect individuals, not groups of people, who all have their own will. just because you are a "minority" doesnt mean you have the same ideas and idiology as the other people in your minority group. but this isnt about protection, this is about forcing someone to work for someone, the baker has a right to work for whoever he wants, just like anyone can choose to work for whoever they want. The gay couple could easily just go to the next bakery and i think we can safely say that bakeries aren't usually stores that would discriminate, especially based on sexuality :) so i would think the gay couple would't even want to buy their cake from there, because they would be supporting someone who thinks their act is a sin.
I think that's fair and the gay couple should not force anyone to do anything as long as no one is coming to their space and trying to control it. that is very rude! I also think some minority groups do have some pretty awful ideologies, so I agree with you that the government's first job is to look after each individual, and the rest will fall into place.
someone should print t-shirts with low blood-sugared gays that reads
"let them eat cake"
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