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Savoots posted...

So if you owned a bakery and someone wanted a Confederate flag on their cake, you should be forced to make it for them?

Have beliefs on your own time, because you would be forced to make it and act against your own beliefs.

Again, I'm not saying I agree with this, but it's a really slippery slope.

Yeah, sure why not? Though a key difference there is that LGBTQ aren't making a choice and I don't give a rat's whether some people have an opinion that those facts aren't true.

But if I make custom cakes, then why can't I make all custom cakes? And if you want to talk slippery slopes, let's go other way. If we can refuse to do our jobs because we disagree with gay people, then does that mean I should be able to follow my conscience and refuse to serve someone with a MAGA hat, or someone who appears to be a conservative Christian? Do white racists have a right to refuse service to black people?

I don't think an Italian restaurant should be forced to serve tacos or Impossible meatballs, but I do think they should be forced to let every paying customer buy their lasagna