[From article]
We saw a lot of intolerance last week, and it wasn't from the guy who didn't want to bake the cake.
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My guess is that most Americans don't want government telling them whom to bake a cake for, whether it's a "Johnny loves Jimmy cake" or a cake mocking a religious figure like Jesus or Mohammed. No one should be required by government to bake a cake that insults his religious beliefs!
Furthermore, I think that a lot of Americans are fed up with being called "bigots" or "homophobes" because they disagree with same-sex marriage!
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My message to the GOP: Support Indiana and religious freedom laws. The public is on your side.
My message to CEOs: a lot of your customers, a lot more than you realize, believe that you are first-rate cowards for not standing up to bullies.
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/04/look_for_big_backlash_against_gay_intolerance.html
April 6, 2015
Look for big backlash against 'gay intolerance'
By Silvio Canto, Jr.
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[From article]
I think it’s time to consider whether, in an effort to undo state mandated discrimination against blacks, we have gone too far afield and should scale back the push to regulate discrimination against a variety of protected groups in the private sphere.
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And frankly, it seems to have been at least one underlying theme of the attacks on Memories Pizza (and Chik-Fil-A some time ago.) In both instances no gays were denied service and gay rights were in my opinion a red herring, covering anti-property rights and moral sneering at white Christians under a veneer of protecting gay rights.
http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2015/04/moral_bullies_and_the_laws_that_enable_them.html
April 5, 2015
Moral Bullies and the Laws That Enable Them
By Clarice Feldman
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