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Originally Posted by Guest
Unless the gov owns the bakery, it IS a private bakery. It is a privately owned business, is it not? I am sure that these owners will not be hurt too greatly by gays boycotting their bakeries.
And this is not JUST related to bakeries. It has to do with allowing cross dressing perverts into opposite gender restrooms. If gays want to boycott those states that want to accommodate the majority view, then I say "adios amigas." And don't let the speed limit hinder you when passing through the state.
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Actually, no! You may own the business but if you hang a sign in the window OPEN then you must accept whoever walks through that door. If you are a photographer and you advertise in the yellow pages then you must accommodate the public....
So my partner and I invited our closest friends and family to a Sunday Brunch at a very fancy hotel for our 20th anniversary. We wanted a photographer to take pictures, I looked in the Yellow Pages and called the first person on the list. I explained what I wanted and when and asked if he was available. He said yes and then I said do you have any objections to gays. He said no and I hired him.
I wouldn't have wanted someone who didn't want to be there! Would you?