And then the man going off and making a massive issue out of it that could end the bloke's business and put people out of work.

And I say this as someone who believes you should live your life in the happiest way possible, whoever you are, whatever your sexual pursuasian... and whether or not you're a Christian.

So basically no you would think discriminating against a black person would be wrong then but gay people are fair game? Interesting :think:

By telling the truth about how he was treated? That sounds like victim blaming :shrug:

You're only disagreeing with me because I'm Jewish :fist:

The printing firm can decide who they do business with, it's as simple as that. It's nobody else's business how they decide on their customers.

Another non story blown up by the "gay brigade"....

True :idc:

Nope never said that.

Well maybe not, there are anti discrimination laws over here and this guy had been a customer of his for 4 years already

:joker::joker:

You never answered the question I asked though so that was the conclusion I came to from your side stepping

Do the anti-discrimination laws apply to Christians, or... not.

A gay hairdresser?! WTF????? D:

Now this... this is prejudice.

No religious reasoning just an example of pure bigotry.

If they don't want to do business with that person then that is their choice, everything else is just supposition.

You cannot be forced to give work to people because they are Gay...lol

Sure but Christians don't have special rules just because they're Christians, they'll have to follow the rules like every other person

As I said previously, I don't think such a big deal should have been made about it but it's an extremely ridiculous reason to refuse service and it was probably very upsetting for the couple who were probably very happy to be taking a huge step towards their big day. :sad:

Another thing I don't understand is that I haven't seen anyone stories about people refusing service to people who break other rules the bible says such as don't get tattoos or eat pork. It even says not to drink alcohol in a church. :umm2: Why is the gay stuff the only thing people find so offensive?

Oh for goodness sake get off your Politically correct high horse...

People make choices what they do... and if they don't want to give work to someone for whatever reason that is their choice

Plain and simple

Enough of the bigotry nonsense:nono::nono:

Yep or refusing to do wedding invitations for a woman or man who is divorced

So gay people's rights outweigh Christians' right to religious freedom?

If a gay couple had a business and they refused to serve straight people, that would be disgusting behaviour as well.

Not drinking alcohol in church isn't really the same thing. :joker:

It's like saying a library wants you to be quiet..... throughout your life.

Well who decides what to ignore and what not to? :umm2: I just don't understand it.

Do they normally include that on the invitations?

"You are cordially invited to Alicia Jenkins' fifth wedding in 10 years"

:hehe:

Well not drinking in church =/= never drink alcohol.

Just as if I didn't allow people to wear shoes in my house on my lovely carpet doesn't mean I don't agree with shoes. :joker:

I believe so in this circumstance yeah. I mean, anyone can start a religion and say X, Y and Z is against my religion, so I think sticking to Human rights trumping religious rights is a good plan. There's plenty of stuff that came out of the Bible that religions have dropped already because it's so out of step with modern society already.