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IIRC this is actually not the case - the wedding cake precedent is a tricky one. They're legally allowed to refuse because of their religious beliefs about marriage, not because of their religious beliefs about people being gay.

It might seem to be a small distinction but it's really not.

That said, I still stand by what I said before - if you can't put personal beliefs aside in order to bake a cake for whoever orders a cake, then step out of the game and make space in the market for a baker who will cater to everyone.

Like I can understand refusing to put a groom & groom topper on it - just say, we don't and have no plans to stock those - but they should still make the cake and give it to them to decorate as they please.

I know that's not how it went legally. But again - that was very specifically related to the marriage aspect, not just the personal lives of the customers.

In a job like this you can pick and choose who you work for tbh, it's not an essential service

I'm sure loads of tradespeople refuse to work for people they don't like, they just tell them they're too busy for the job or don't have the resources blah blah blah. That's what she should have said really rather than make it a bigotry issue

Some Gays act a certain way
it must have alerted her Strict Religious Values



Please Note: Being Gay is Fine

I personally agree with Glenn, I’d have just moved on and went to someone else as I really don’t have the patience or energy to deal with people like that, but I do enjoy seeing people who do have the energy

Thats the spirit
Slick Liam.

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It's still daft. It's not like they were asking her to paint a giant mural of Jesus with his cock out.

But I can just see the faux outrage if a gay person refused to do work for a religious person or organisation, there would endless daily mail front pages and seething, dribbling videos from the likes of Farage, Hopkins and Shapiro

Depends on the religion. :whistle: .... ... ... ... I mean I'm not going to say it but ... ... ... we know it would go worse if it was ... one of them.

The painter wanted to make a stand for sure, which i don't agree with. There was really no need to give the guys a reason based on his religious beliefs.

Wait, is Farage homophobic? I've never seen anything like that coming from him. Hopkins yes, not too sure about Shaprio as i can't listen to him for more than a minute or two as his fast speech grinds me.

Of Course
Professor SB
but the Strict Church Lady Worker
picked up the Vibe from them.

Id imagine it was the Holy Ghost that dwelt within her?

i know LT doesn't sell to celtic supporters on ebay

Agreed.

It wouldn't even occur to me to go crying to news outlets about it. Just take the rejection and go to someone less stupid.

I always feel a bit peculiar playing GTAO with rando Liverpool fans :smug:

If i find out they're Spurs fans i just outright refuse.. :hmph:

My Dad was a Ref in Scottish Junior football and would often boost a yellow to a red depending on what surname came back to him :joker:

SMith -yellow

Maguire - RED

The more I learn about you, the more it all makes sense LT.

What is it that’s so funny?

When the punchline of the joke is two gay men then it’s homophobia. Not at all surprising with this cesspit

Most people are siding with the gay guys. Like i said, the painter was stupid to refuse the work, and even more stupid with the reason he gave.

They do look ridiculous though.

Also reinforcing the gay stereotypes.

Why do Masc gays like me never get in the headlines?

Doesn’t excuse the ‘look how gay they are’ “jokes”

Well i imagine they've just moved in to the house and the other guy is carrying his partner over the threshold as it were. They're obviously a gay couple in that picture.

Correct me if im wrong, but by looking at that pic i assume they're gay, is that somehow homophobic?

Not all all. Laughing about it is which LT and MTVN did, or are you just being deliberately stupid?