PAPA LAZAROU Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 Can't believe so many people on here give a shite one way or the other.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 I'll bake as gay a cake as you want, in the shape of a cock going into a bum if need be. No big deal
The People's Hero Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 I'll bake as gay a cake as you want, in the shape of a cock going into a bum if need be. No big deal That's because you're a massive bunner
The God Emperor Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 Except originally they accepted the order, I think if when the order was placed they had said they were not comfortable with the design and the message there would probably have been less fuss. Clearly the local branch had no issue with it, but head office refused it and stated Christian beliefs. Incidentally I'm watching the news about Israelis and Palestinians killing each other, and thinking that a gay cake is really quite irrelevant. ah then that changes things a bit, the bakery has not honoured a contract so they are in the wrong and the customer should be taking legal action. My previous post was mainly a response to this. "The problem with both sides saying its against the individual's right is the biggest trap. On one hand, he owns a business and should have the right to choose his customers, but then as a result certain groups could be shunned, and effectively their rights as well." I took this to mean that an individual has a right to choose who he does business with unless his reason for not consenting to a trade is due to the race/gender/sexuality of the other party. Which basically means that individuals have no right to choose who they do business with because a right has to be inalienable and not up for negotiation or it ceases to be a right. The statement struck me as a dangerous grey area compromise, an attitude that has contributed more to the erosion of peoples rights and freedoms than nay other.
Raj Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 the world has gone fooking mad! surely its upto a business what they wanna do. i work in print...if someone wanted 10,000 copies of "how to have gay sex" and we refuse could we be taken to court?? CRAZY!
The People's Hero Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 the world has gone fooking mad! surely its upto a business what they wanna do. i work in print...if someone wanted 10,000 copies of "how to have gay sex" and we refuse could we be taken to court?? CRAZY! Raj, just google it or use your imagination mate!
MooseBreath Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 Nope. The word can mean different things depending on where it's used. There are certain beliefs that we would describe as intolerant because they are nasty and unpleasant. If I am unwilling to accept such views it is because I wish to see this unpleasantness removed. This makes me intolerant but in a very different sense. I'm sure you can empathise with me here. You know what it's like to be intolerant of certain religious views, I've heard you say it, but I doubt you'd call yourself a bad person because of it. I'm sure your reason for opposing them is the same as mine i.e. that you think they're harmful to society. I'm intolerant of a small number of views that cause harm like Islamic extremism being peddled in British schools but this is about a bloke baking a cake, hardly the same thing. The gay should have respected the god-botherers religious views and moved on, problem solved, no harm done to anyone.
The People's Hero Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 There was a fair chance Jesus was gay anyway. Always hanging around with those all male disciples, regularly topless Etc. Here's an idea, how about a rainbow coloured hot cross bun? Win win for bakers/gays/bun lovers/ bum Lovers/ food colouring lovers everywhere.
Raj Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 Raj, just google it or use your imagination mate! God...is that what they REALLY do....
ozleicester Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 There was a fair chance Jesus was gay anyway. Always hanging around with those all male disciples, regularly topless Etc. Here's an idea, how about a rainbow coloured hot cross bun? Win win for bakers/gays/bun lovers/ bum Lovers/ food colouring lovers everywhere. What about the currants.. for the love of god, wont someone think of the currants.
The People's Hero Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 What about the currants.. for the love of god, wont someone think of the currants. I rarely think of anything else.
Buce Posted 9 July 2014 Author Posted 9 July 2014 I rarely think of anything else. You keep abreast of currant affairs?
Bellend Sebastian Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 That's because you're a massive bunner You love my buns
PAPA LAZAROU Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 I can just picture the gay bloke saying to his partner with seminal fluid all down his trouser, " If I knew you were coming I'd have baked a cake "
leicesterlad1989 Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 Need their heads banging together. Both as pathetic as each other.
broughtonblue Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 Quote: However, Alliance councillor Andrew Muir - who hosted the civic event for which the cake was ordered - said he fully supported the action taken against the bakery. "Businesses should not be able to pick and choose who they serve," Mr Muir said. So a person running his own business can't decide which jobs to take on? Absolute joke.
Guest MattP Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 Quote: However, Alliance councillor Andrew Muir - who hosted the civic event for which the cake was ordered - said he fully supported the action taken against the bakery. "Businesses should not be able to pick and choose who they serve," Mr Muir said. So a person running his own business can't decide which jobs to take on? Absolute joke. Be very afraid, one day they are coming for us all.
Jon the Hat Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 You do without question have to be a complete fool to equate fair and equal access to services to a bakery refusing to stick something on a cake which the baker finds offensive. Would they have refused to make that cake if I took it in to be made? Yes of course - so why is this discrimination against homosexuals?
broughtonblue Posted 9 July 2014 Posted 9 July 2014 Be very afraid, one day they are coming for us all.Who the do gooders or the queers? I'm afraid already!One of them wants to dictate what I can say, the other just wants me to take dic
PAPA LAZAROU Posted 10 July 2014 Posted 10 July 2014 Could I walk into a Halal butchers and demand non Halal meat ? or even that they serve me with pork sausages ? If not why not ?
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