Definitely not. I am just prodding. Freedom of religion has a lot of gray area in the concept but those who aren't religious tend to just not give a fuck and say fuck the religious, I don't care. The freedom to practice your religion is enshrined in our bill of rights. It's in the very first amendment. So what does that mean for religious people who own businesses and are forced to provide service to people practicing a way of life that's against their religion, and actually providing that service (in this instance a cake) is in direct violation of their religious moral code? What if their religion didn't want black people to be married and you were forced to provide a cake for their wedding? Obviously that would be a highly discriminatory religion, yet our bill of rights would protect it's practice? I just don't think there's any easy logical answer here.
I don't see how making a cake for a gay couple is in anyway violating their religion
Please, keep telling me how the sensible thing for liberals to do is vote for a center-right party.
Yeah, ideally individuals would regulate themselves without the need of State intervention into the matter. This guy should have considered the possibilities of having to serve gay people.
So triggered you can't even engage in rational conversation. I exposed your own cognitive dissonance to you and now you're having an emotional reaction. Hopefully acceptance is the next stage and you come to agree that liberals voting for a center-right party is idiocy.You tell me, you voted for them.
And be sure to ask Bernie, he joined them.
I didn't vote for a party you absolute dumbass. I voted for an independent politician that joined the dems, that has one of the best voting records in American political history. Your inability to see things on a case by case basis and only along party lines perfectly demonstrates what the fuck im talking about in the OP.Like you did?
Well, I'm a social liberal and an uncompromising hardcore secularist, but other than that I try to be objective and listen to both sides of nuanced arguments. Good arguments usually end up proving that very few things are binary, thereby forcing me to concede points in favor of ideas I've previously dismissed. With the exception of my ideas on secularism I plot near near the center of the American left/right graph.
You're right. Isn't that a violation of forum policy? I mean he's literally doing nothing but spamming a gif for an entire page of this thread.
Put him on ignore. Many already have
I've already done it to many of the looney bin leftist posters like Trotsky and Rational Poster. I keep HomerThompson around as my token clapping monkey leftist.
