BINGO!
BINGO! what?
You realize you're making a mountain out of a mole hill...or did I win something?! :banana:
BINGO!
This ..BINGO! what?
This ..
The significance lies with whichever "you" you talk to.
Well, at the moment...I'm talking to you.
She tried her hand at the recurrent patterns thing and misfired :chuckle:
Perspective is everything, she hit it square on in my view.
Im curious, are you liberal?
What would that be, promoting baby-killers and gay marriage? The only thing you practice is rank stupidity.......I tend to practice what I understand the Apostle Paul was practicing......
Are we doing cakes again?
It's a question of false advertising for me, cut and dried.
If you have a cake in the window with a price tag and someone has the dough you need to produce the cake.
Or don't put cakes in the window with price tags.
I guess we'll see the end of writing on cakes because people will keep pushing the envelope of what they can get decorators to write.
there wouldn't be any problem if they'd take a cake like that, would there?
Right, it was a cake for a homosexual wedding.
The line is only as significant as you make it out to be.
If you feel this was a intentional goad...then diffuse it by taking the high road and graciously make them a cake to their precise specifications.
The more you complain...the more such cakes will be requested.
private businesses shouldn't be forced to do business with anyone they don't want to, regardless of the reason
So then you hold the same standard for the New Mexico businessman and owner of "1st in SEO" an internet enhancement business that refuses to do business with anyone that supported, or supports Trump? I mean if cake bakers are to be compelled to engage in business with homosexuals against their will, should not this businessman be compelled to do business with people with different political views? Just curious if you are consistent...it is just performing a business service after all, it is only as big a deal that he makes of it, no? or have we arrived to the fact that discrimination is O.K. for this but, not for that?
http://dailycaller.com/2016/11/23/new-mexico-business-if-you-support-trump-get-out/
I don't think political affiliation is currently a protected class. But maybe it should be?
I don't think political affiliation is currently a protected class. But maybe it should be?
it would be interesting to see how it would play out if a business owner refused to engage in business because of a potential customer's political affilaition
It gas already happened :doh:, read post #112. Get with it man! :chuckle:
:doh:
I skimmed it and thought you were talking about a hypothetical
now i read it and the primary and secondary links
i'm all for that - as I've said elsewhere, private businesses shouldn't be forced to do business with anyone they don't want to, regardless of the reason
besides, for the little business he'll lose from his trump-supporting customers, he'l probably gain many more in dopey hillary-supporters (or even dopier bernie-bots)
looks like he's getting massive publicity from this too :thumb:
So then you hold the same standard for the New Mexico businessman and owner of "1st in SEO" an internet enhancement business that refuses to do business with anyone that supported, or supports Trump?
http://dailycaller.com/2016/11/23/new-mexico-business-if-you-support-trump-get-out/
Recently, Donald Trump used his Big Beautiful Twitter account to complain that his soon-to-be VP got a bit of attention at a recent showing of Hamilton:
Our wonderful future V.P. Mike Pence was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of Hamilton, cameras blazing.This should not happen!
The Theater must always be a safe and special place.The cast of Hamilton was very rude last night to a very good man, Mike Pence. Apologize!
The Right likes to deride the concept of "safe spaces" as catering to an entitled, whiny generation of lazy Millennials. But isn't the expectation that Pence won't be confronted by dissenting voices as he goes about his life the demand for the ultimate safe-space? Who is more entitled and more fundamentally safe than Mike Pence? A vice president is surrounded by armed guards at all times. And he makes policy that impacts hundreds of millions of people. And he can't put up with an actor making some comments in the friendliest, most respectful tone.
Suck it up, buttercup!