Arizona's new anti-gay law.

[molly bloom]

Fun has a masters in History. What possible use could that degree be?

Given your previous line of reply on the subject he would be more than well-qualified to say what a sh!tty history teacher you are- by your own admission.

[100% Wolf]

Ben knows first hand how useless History degrees are

[Ming]

Yep... He's been showing repeatedly that his isn't worth the paper it was printed on.

[Ben Kenobi]

Gov. Romney joins fellow presidential candidate Sen. McCain in opposition to the bill

Wow. I'm ashamed that I supported McCain. I already knew where Romney stood on this.

[molly bloom]

Yep... He's been showing repeatedly that his isn't worth the paper it was printed on.

Who knew Canadian recycled lavatory paper could be so expensive ?

[Ming]

Since he didn't seem to learn much, I hope he didn't pay a lot for it.

[molly bloom]

Since he didn't seem to learn much, I hope he didn't pay a lot for it.

I think it was acquired with pizza vouchers or something... remember he was a pizza delivery person in a former life ?

[DinoDoc]

blah, blah

Personally, I believe that a private business should be allowed to choose who they want to do business with and let the market decide if the business survives.

[rah]

How about a compromise. Any baker that doesn't want to bake a cake for a gay wedding, has to post a big sign in their place of business that says that they refuse to bake cakes for gays because of their religious beliefs. So other customers can see that they're bigots and avoid using their services. If they're in an area that can survive on business just from other bigots then fine. They're probably in an area that gay would avoid anyway. Just a thought. And If anyone quotes this as an example of my supporting their right to deny services, they have no sense of humor and are idiots.

[Ben Kenobi]

How about a compromise. Any baker that doesn't want to bake a cake for a gay wedding, has to post a big sign in their place of business that says that they refuse to bake cakes for gays because of their religious beliefs.

Maybe they should put up a Star of David too.

So other customers can see that they're bigots and avoid using their services. If they're in an area that can survive on business just from other bigots then fine. They're probably in an area that gay would avoid anyway. Just a thought. And If anyone quotes this as an example of my supporting their right to deny services, they have no sense of humor and are idiots.

If the owner wishes to broadcast his religious faith, that is one thing. Making it a requirement, quite another. Flip it around. If all business owners were required to cite their religion in order to obtain a business license, how difficult would it be for the state to instantly deprive them of a business license?

Can we require all gay business owners to have a rainbow prominently placed so that all their clients are aware?

[rah]

Only if they decide they don't want to serve Christians because of their religious beliefs. Then yeah. But I think we'll find that gays aren't as bigoted in those regards.

[MrFun]

Here is an assessment that Benny and others can take, to determine whether or not their religious liberty is in danger.

[DinoDoc]

Here is an assessment that Benny and others can take, to determine whether or not their religious liberty is in danger.

Religious liberty isn't the issue here. At least for me. Property rights are. Does a private business have a right to choose its customers and vendors or not?

For the sake of argument, lets assume that you (as a gay man) have a successful print shop and the Westboro Church comes into town and wants you to print flyers for a protest they are doing in town. Are you obligated to take the contract? Why/why not?

[rah]

for me they should have the right based on an individual. But not a general group.

[Kidlicious]

To me It's too liberal nazi'ish. I mean you are forced to perform a duty. That's slavery.