Re: Gay cake case

icyfroth · ‎20-05-2015

perhaps it was the cake that was actually gay?

imastawka · ‎20-05-2015

I wanna know when you know a cake is gay, as the title suggests.

Isn't it the cake's business and no-one else's?

Spoiler

Anonymous · ‎20-05-2015

what would happen if a bakery was asked to

make a cake with 'say no to gay marriage'.

would they have the right to refuse?

debra9275 · ‎20-05-2015

Perhaps they could if they did'nt accept payment for it first

youcandoityoucandoityoucandoit · ‎20-05-2015

@imastawka wrote:
I wanna know when you know a cake is gay, as the title suggests.

Isn't it the cake's business and no-one else's?

Spoiler

Mmm perhaps that is true stawka, but then again, maybe not...

Anonymous · ‎20-05-2015

yeah, i wonder if it would've made a difference

if they refused service from the start.

i have a feeling it would still end up in court

though.

rabbitearbandicoot · ‎20-05-2015

@polksaladallie wrote:
Ashers Bakery lose 'gay cake' case: 'We will not be closing down, we have not done anything wrong' says boss Ashers bakery "unlawfully discriminated on the grounds of sexual orientation"

A Christian-run bakery which refused to make a cake bearing a pro-gay marriage slogan has been found guilty of discrimination after a landmark legal action at Belfast County Court.

The family-run bakery, which delivers across the UK and Ireland, turned down the request for a cake with an image of Sesame Street puppets Bert and Ernie below the motto Support Gay Marriage.

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/ashers-bakery-lose-gay-cake-case-we-will-not...

aren't Bert and Ernie copyrighted anyway?

so, if my Catholic cake shop refuses to include an image of an Satanic symbol - I can sue them?

Anonymous · ‎20-05-2015

aren't Bert and Ernie copyrighted anyway?

i'd assume it would be the same as anything

else? disney characters? hopefully most cake

decorators are aware of copyright.

*pepe · ‎20-05-2015

I think this case has set a precedent of forcing business people to go against their religious convictions - I also think the people who sued for discrimination need to get a life.

Vote with your dollars and word of mouth instead of frivilous lawsuits.

bright.ton42 · ‎20-05-2015

@*pepe wrote:
I think this case has set a precedent of forcing business people to go against their religious convictions - I also think the people who sued for discrimination need to get a life.

Vote with your dollars and word of mouth instead of frivilous lawsuits.

Yes that is what they are trying so hard to do, hence the gay rights movement and anti-discimination laws. It would not be frivolous to them I don't think.