Yes, I have seen them in movies and TV. Actors playing them that is.
So are all flamboyant gays secretly straight?

I wouldn't say there is no such thing but you just don't know. Somehow I doubt this couple is.

But both sides will be fine. Like I said, at this point it's a work(angle)

 

It has nothing to do with movies. Are you admitting to something?

 

Yes. I don't like cake.

 

The Supreme Court sided with the bakers, 7 to 2.

 

And the baker is, as expected, an obvious mothball fairy.

 

I gather this means if a Christian couple comes to my hypothetical bakery and wants me to bake them a cake with Jesus on it, I can refuse to serve them based on religious grounds. What's good for the goose...

That of course being just the tip of the religious discrimination in commerce free for all iceberg. What's stopping now these "good-hearted Christians" from discriminating against Muslims, Jews, etc. next?

 

But as Arby said above, they'd never force a muslim bakery to make a gay cake, for fear of resprisal.

The Supreme Court decision wasn't close, and I can see the legal arguments in both directions.

But then, although I'm essentially for trans rights, I never really understood the bathroom issue. And I'm not sure I would have come down on the correct side of it...

 

If they're gonna let a "Christian" baker refuse to service same-sex couples, transgenders, et al., shouldn't it be the same if we did it to those "Christian"s, just to ensure a level playing field? Maybe I'm wrong, but that's just how I'm reading this.

 

Supreme Court strikes again - now tossing a ruling against a florist who refused to serve a gay couple:

 

The homophobic baker in Colorado is at it again - back in court claiming his state’s government is attacking him for his religious beliefs all over again. This time, it’s over a request for a cake celebrating gender transition.

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profil...ays-no-to-cake-celebrating-gender-transition/

 

If I Knew You Were Comin' Out I'd've Baked A Cake

 

It really annoys me when I hear people in the UK saying baloney like "the UK is a tolerant society", "we believe inequality" and "British people believe in fairness" when the reality is completely different.

This case provides further evidence that the United Kingdom is a bigoted nation and the law doesn't adequately support minority groups such as LGBT+ people. What's more is that our current government do not care and they will do absolutely nothing to provide further protection in the law for LGBT+ people against bigotry.

As for the baker to imply that God was on his side, I find that completely offensive. As a Christian, there is nothing in my faith that supports this kind of bigotry and doesn't recognise love between individuals.

 

Finally a day when common sense prevailed, well done the Supreme Court.

But the Northern Ireland Equality Commission should hang their heads in shame in being egged on into an utterly vindictive vendetta against honest, hard-working Christian people.

Even Peter Tatchell,. the prominent gay rights campaigner, said the verdict was the only one which made sense.

A truly hideous waste of public money thrown into a bitter, nasty vendetta against Asher's Bakery. Anytime I am in Belfast I always make a point in lending my custom and showing my total support for them in the face of such spite.

Swami

 

The law need to be changed to stop this appalling form of discrimination. If a Jew went to a bakery and asked for a pro-Israel cake to be made and was refused that would now be OK according to this ruling. This judgment is a charter for hate, bigotry and discrimination.