I own the Red Hen restaurant that asked Sarah Sanders to leave. Resistance isn’t futile.

[ReadingRainbow]

No. Is a restaurant a political establishment?

Are political parties covered under anti-discrimination laws?

It’s no different than someone not wanting to go against their religion. Religion is protected and I think their rights are trampled over when made to participate in a gay wedding.

The baker was not invited...


That’s like saying magazine publishers participate in medical appointments because the table in the medical office has a magazine on it.

[ReadingRainbow]

It is if you own it and you want it to be a religious establishment. Isn’t America wonderful?

Oh. So they are exempt based on religious status. Do you have a source for that?

Exempt? What are you even....
You know what? Never mind. You say really weird shit all the time that makes no sense, half of the time I think you're on the wrong threads, and you're constantly combative with everyone. Get well Cock. Really.

Religious establishments are exempt from discrimination laws that compel the organization to provide services to everyone equally.
Regular businesses are not.

[BionicBunny]

Are political parties covered under anti-discrimination laws?

It’s no different than someone not wanting to go against their religion. Religion is protected and I think their rights are trampled over when made to participate in a gay wedding.

The baker was not invited...


That’s like saying magazine publishers participate in medical appointments because the table in the medical office has a magazine on it.

Why would they be invited. By saying “ participating “ in referring to making the cake. It’s part of the wedding. It’s an important part of weddings people plan and shop for. Going to a baker for a wedding cake would most likely mean a custom cake.

[Deleted User 276]

It’s no different than someone not wanting to go against their religion. Religion is protected and I think their rights are trampled over when made to participate in a gay wedding.

The baker was not invited...


That’s like saying magazine publishers participate in medical appointments because the table in the medical office has a magazine on it.

Why would they be invited. By saying “ participating “ in referring to making the cake. It’s part of the wedding. It’s an important part of weddings people plan and shop for. Going to a baker for a wedding cake would most likely mean a custom cake.

The cake is but one component of a wedding. Should any business who supplies items for a wedding be able to deny their services due to their religious conviction?

[BionicBunny]

The baker was not invited...


That’s like saying magazine publishers participate in medical appointments because the table in the medical office has a magazine on it.

Why would they be invited. By saying “ participating “ in referring to making the cake. It’s part of the wedding. It’s an important part of weddings people plan and shop for. Going to a baker for a wedding cake would most likely mean a custom cake.

The cake is but one component of a wedding. Should any business who supplies items for a wedding be able to deny their services due to their religious conviction?

Only if they are privately owned.

[Deleted User 276]

Why would they be invited. By saying “ participating “ in referring to making the cake. It’s part of the wedding. It’s an important part of weddings people plan and shop for. Going to a baker for a wedding cake would most likely mean a custom cake.

The cake is but one component of a wedding. Should any business who supplies items for a wedding be able to deny their services due to their religious conviction?

Only if they are privately owned.

Can you understand why that would make directors of tourism in conservative counties cringe?

[Valentina327]

Asking someone to leave your private establishment warrants death threats?

Party of life? Oooh that's right just fetus life.

Party of tolerance? Oooh that's right just when you shout the same lies we do.