Lib threats man who launched GoFundMe for Memories Pizza

[Indy]

[exploited]

[spacemonkey]

Certain aspects of the LGBT crowd may be seen by others as odd at the very least, possibly vulgar and repulsive at the most. Some choose not to embrace or interact with that lifestyle and are labeled bigots fairly quickly. By doing so. the LGBT crowd labels itself as bigots for not respecting the views of those that differs from its own. If I had a business, I would do business with them, but I can't speak for anyone but my self. The LGBT crowd is a minority and will no doubt encounter different views. My advice to them is when they do meet opposing views, just accept it and quit throwing panty waist sissy fits. They should at the very least be thankful they live in a country that does not execute them for their life style. America tends to embrace all, including them. and they are no more or less deserving of a pedestal then anyone else.

[eynon81]

[Indy]

Irrelevant example.

Sorry, not buying that a bunch of soft, pansy liberals and gays are burying these yokels in death threats over their idiocy.

Another example of how nothing stays consistent: we can't trust them libruls because they're weak and appeasers and don't have the cojones to be gun owners like us but then the moment one of our own gets called out on their discrimination-disguised-as-religious-freedom, these people become fascist, violent thugs who are threatening violence simply because we love Jesus.

Pffft. How long you gonna fall for that?

What the REALLY fun part here is, which is the buried headline, is making people explain how Christianity says being gay is a sin. That's always good for yuks because they can't say it without completely discrediting themselves.

[eynon81]

[John Galt]

[exploited]

And by "threat of losing their livelihood and freedom" what you actually mean is "by threat of reasonable fines and temporary closures."

Besides, they already have the option of becoming a private business. So they should take it. Once again, don't want to serve the public, don't open a business that serves the public. If all you want to do is serve Christian weddings, go private, offer memberships for $1 or even $0.01, and establish membership bylaws. Simple as that.

[Homer]

[eynon81]