Thread: Yom Kippur is over

Originally Posted by Ian Jeffrey

I live according to the Torah. I do not force others to do so.

But since your religion demands that everyone "believe" in your Jesus, you simply cannot comprehend that other people and religions do not proselytize. It is beyond your ability to comprehend, which is not at all complimentary to you.

But congratulations for turning a thread about a Jewish holiday being done into another one of your hate-fests against gays. You must hate gays more than you hate Jews - and that is saying something serious indeed.

You haven't even told me what this thread is about. You bring up a topic that you don't want to discuss and when I ask a question you take that as an attack. I thought you were hosting this thread

Originally Posted by Ian Jeffrey

Unlawful discrimination is itself an action, and that is all the law reaches. Beliefs are not under attack; but you want the right to put gays under attack like the good ol' days.

No action, means no action, you have managed to turn that into an action. Its like saying Not speaking is speaking

Originally Posted by Ian Jeffrey

I doubt it. Any message on the cake is being written by the baker, but expressed by the purchaser(s). It is the purchasers' speech, not the baker's.

If you were right then the Christian Tshirt company would have never won the free speech case when a Gay pride group asked to make Tshirts for the parade. Same with a baker making a message on cakes, its a free speech issue