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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous]I'll ask again, because no one has answered my question. Why are the gay individual's rights more protected by law than the Christian's? Especially considering the first amendment. [/quote]

Your question is based on a false premise. Nobody here believes that a gay individual's rights are more protected by law than a Christian's. If anything, Christians have more legal protection because discrimination based on religion is more widely prohibited than discrimination based on sexual orientation. In a state like Oregon, Christians and gays have a right to expect the same service from companies. They have equal protection, so neither's rights are more protected.
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Sure they do. Otherwise they would they would not be essentially crucifying Christians for exercising their religious rights. Again, the Oregon bakery did not turn down the business of the gay couple. They shopped there previously and were never turned down. They were only turned down when asked for a specialty item for their wedding. The gay bakery that turned down the Christian baker wanting an anti-gay cake did the exact same thing. You just feel that their message was more hateful. You know DAMN well that if a gay baker in Oregon turned down a cake for a patron that said "Gay Marriage Is Wrong", the lefties like you would be all over it as a hateful message. And the courts would likely agree with you. That's the double-standard today. The court in Oregon, in my opinion was wrong in their decision.

Know why leftists are bullies? Fact is not on their side, so they have to resort to nasty tactics. Shame it works on so many people. [/quote]

Yeah, we are such bullies.  Bullying our way into the courts and desegregating schools.  Bullying our way into lunch counters and desegregating restaurants.  Bully, bully, bully.  How dare we stand up for people who you treat unfairly.[/quote]

While tramping on the rights of others. Yep, bullies all.[/quote]

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