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Full Throttle posted...

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the owners of a Phoenix Calligraphy business who REFUSED to create wedding invitations for GAY COUPLES citing their CHRISTIAN BELIEFS!!

First it's no gay wedding cakes, now it's no gay wedding invitations. What's next? No gay wedding registries?!

Full Throttle posted...

In a narrow 4-3 opinion,

With only 7 people, a lot of decisions will be 4-3. >_>

Full Throttle posted...

Do you think businesses should be allowed to refuse service to Gay People??

Well, it's not that they're refusing service to gay people, they're refusing service for gay weddings. If a gay person wanted to buy wedding invites to help the preparations so their straight brother/son/whatever could wed a woman, the business wouldn't have any problem with that.

Otherwise, I've always been of the opinion that unless a business is involved in immediate life-saving care like a hospital, people can just go somewhere else. A purchase is supposed to be an agreement between company and consumer. If a business owner wanted to turn away a cop, that'd be their prerogative as well(although a rank&file employee can't decide that for the company, and many who have tried to do that have rightfully been fired for violating their company's policy)

Keebs05 posted...

Hiding behind religion is kind of a bitch move but it's their right to do it.

It's not "hiding behind religion," it's the reason motivating their decision.
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