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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: CC27 on April 02, 2015, 12:55:46 PM
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Star Member LynneSin (92,896 posts)
At least the KKK of the old days had a bit of a clue....
They were smart enough to cover their faces because they knew society would scorn & shame them for their bigotry.
I defy ANY business out there to turn away business because of their 'religious' convictions. Go ahead and put your business and a face to bigotry. A clueless pizzeria owner in Indiana thought she was doing the right thing saying how she would never cater a wedding and just that one sentence and her business is probably going to be in ruins. And when you think about it - how many gay people were clamouring to have her business even cater their wedding that she had to make a statement like public to the world.
I have no problem with religion. I am a Christian myself. But my faith says that we should practice tolerance and not judge others. Jesus would never put a sign on the front of his business that says 'Christians Only'. He would welcome everyone. Sure, some customers can't be helped - if you try helping a customer and they become too difficult or they are inebriate - maybe at that point you have to ask them to leave. At least you know that you tried. But customers are customers, why do we need to pre-qualify someone with a background check before we can welcome them into our business? In the end gay customers aren't a weird species of humanoid that need special treatment and training to be served, they are just regular people like everyone else who want regular treatment just like everyone else.
Oh shut up already.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10026450770
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(http://cdn1.eaglerising.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/byrd.jpg)
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The owners said they have no problem serving anyone, just that they wouldn't cater a gay wedding. Anyone having pizza at their wedding is probably not gay.
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news reporter had to search her out, the daughter of the owner didn't just run after the reporter. Also the business has religious items in plain sight. It was a hit job and the left should be ashamed. they set out to ruin lives.
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news reporter had to search her out, the daughter of the owner didn't just run after the reporter. Also the business has religious items in plain sight. It was a hit job and the left should be ashamed. they set out to ruin lives.
Yup. There was a time when gays just wanted to be left alone. Now the Gay SS is out to destroy anyone who doesn't embrace their lifestyle as normal, healthy, and life-affirming. It is none of those things.
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news reporter had to search her out, the daughter of the owner didn't just run after the reporter. Also the business has religious items in plain sight. It was a hit job and the left should be ashamed. they set out to ruin lives.
The "news" editor for the station had the "reporter" drive half an hour to that pizza place. As if there aren't dozens of restaurants closer to the station. This pizza place was targeted.
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The "news" editor for the station had the "reporter" drive half an hour to that pizza place. As if there aren't dozens of restaurants closer to the station. This pizza place was targeted.
The only thing the reporter was missing was the hood and white sheet.
She's already a dimrat in good standing, the #1 requirement to be considered for KKK membership.
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So, making the simple decision that you wouldn't let your business cater a gay wedding for religious reasons is equivalent to lynching and shooting black people for being black?
What the heck is Lynnesin smoking?
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news reporter had to search her out, the daughter of the owner didn't just run after the reporter. Also the business has religious items in plain sight. It was a hit job and the left should be ashamed. they set out to ruin lives.
Yellow journalism. :mental:
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Yellow journalism. :mental:
Maybe Lavender Journalism would be more appropriate to this situation.
BTW, this AM I looked at that part of Indiana on Google Maps. Walkerton is about 25 miles SW of central South Bend, by a fairly direct artery street and state highway. And the TV station is some 4 miles NE of central South Bend, increasing the distance from Walkerton. Between speed limit zones, stoplights & stop signs, and traffic, Walkerton is probably over an hour's drive away. 29 miles could be done in half an hour on an Interstate at a low traffic time, but trying to get from the TV station in NE South Bend to Walkerton in half an hour by the ironically-named (in this situation) Liberty Highway would result either in a speeding ticket or a pilot's license.
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Thu Apr 2, 2015, 11:57 AM
Star Member LynneSin (92,907 posts)
At least the KKK of the old days had a bit of a clue....