Bladerunner
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If it had been a cake (routine) in the bakery, it would have been sold to them. It was a very special cake. The owner stated: "We sat down with the owner, Jack Phillips. And within a couple of moments he asked me if the cake was for us, and we told him that it was, and he then told us he would not make a cake for a same-sex wedding." Let me repeat that for all you liberals out there that want to change the words to fit your agenda. SAME_SEX MARRIAGE.They based their refusal, not on the message on the cake, but on the fact that the customers were gay. You fail to understand the difference. They actually said, it was BECAUSE the customer was gay. That is against the law in Oregon. Thankfully, they are smart enough to have laws that prevent discrimination based on sexual orientation, right along with race, gender, ethnic background, etc...
They did not say because they were homosexual or gay, lesbian, bisexual or transvestite. Not even a Gay wedding. Nothing about GAYS as Frothy would call them Bigots. SAME_SEX WEDDING.
And the reason was based on their Religious Beliefs.
oh, and here is that special cake: Now I ask you ,,,does this not just fit their lifestlye???????well, they thought so.....
Craig: I guess we ended up making it a really complex cake. We did a chai mocha layer and — I don’t know.
I want to hear all the details here.
Mullins: So we had one layer that was white cake with layers of buttercream frosting. We had a layer of a chai cake, which was fascinating. We actually just asked if they would do that and they sort of thought about it and they said yes, we can do that. It sort of came out with a gingerbread taste. It was really good. Then we had a layer that was chocolate.