[Kaslin]

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[fatnotlazy]

Rush should be happy. The Gofundme account is now over $832,000. Looks like it might even reach a mil.

[Star Traveler]

If it’s only 10 to 20 people online ... then the Pizza business owner should have no problem opening back up again. It’s one thing to have 10-20 people “online” ... and that won’t turn into anything in real life!

On top of that ... Crystal said ...

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“We have to accept them [gay people], and we just ask that they accept us”

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So they really can’t make a big deal about THAT! People will finally realize that she doesn’t have anything against homosexuals, and it will all blow over ... and with her and her business a few dollars ahead ... :-) ...

[Maelstorm]

I chipped in $100. I’d have did $1000 if I had the extra. We need to stop this crap and need to show the left that they might have the media but a silent majority is watching and won’t stand for their homofascist crap.

[petercooper]

I’ve been out of the loop the last couple days. Could someone please summarize what happened here in 2-3 lines. Thanks

[so_real]

I've been wondering how far the pendulum could swing into pure-mental-illness before America reached the extent it would tolerate and the correction would begin. Maybe we are there? Certainly it's swung considerably further than I would have bet it could before peaking.

[realcleanguy]

Crystal O’Connor’s Civil rights were violated when the Homosexual Political activists groups threatened to kill her, her family and fire bomb her store. This is actually the really big news here. In a country that claims to have freedom of religion, a young lady exercised her freedom of speech, and voiced her religious convictions, and a large segment of the country’s Left Wing political group mobilized against her, and drove her into hiding for her life. This is the big story here.

[JPG]

Donations are Complete! The organizer has stopped donations.

Looks like they've stopped. Last amount listed, $842,387

[Steve_Seattle]

One aspect of this story that hasn't gotten much attention is that the Indiana law is actually very weak, and the burden of proof is still on the business owner to prove that they are not animated by "ordinary" bias, but by sincere religious conviction.

There are several problems with this.

First of all, it is expensive and time-consuming to defend yourself in court. Businesses may not have the financial means to protect their constitutional rights from intrusive government.

Second, many businesses - newspapers, law firms, ad agencies, entertainers, and many others - ALREADY have considerable discretion in what clients they will accept, and they do not need to go to court to justify their business decisions.

Thirdly, you should not need to prove a specifically RELIGIOUS basis for making your moral decisions. People of no religious belief should still have a right to decide what clients to accept.

[RIghtwardHo]

The biggest mistake, and it is a HUGE one that will end in our demise, that Rush and his news entertainment fellows keep pushing is that the other side is “15 to 20 people with algorithms”. He is wrong and he knows it. They can put a couple hundred thousand people in the streets and have, frequently.

These people are going to keep telling us to ignore the man behind the curtain right up until the man behind the curtain throws us out of Oz.

[Nachum]

[I want the USA back]

Not algorithms. Programs, software or applications. Algorithms are the problem-solving methods that underlie a program’s logic.

[nutmeg]

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[immadashell]

I had never heard about Chick-fil-A until the libs were kind enough to point out what bigots they were. I immediately had to go check out their food...and LOVED it. Thank you wackjobs! You're now 0 for 2. Keep up the good work! lol

[Albion Wilde]

Bumper sticker:

[exit82]

$842,387 of $200k
Raised by 29,160 people in 2 days

as of 9:18 pm EST 4/3/15

[lurk]

This would be a good time for the pizza store owners to keep the store closed and go on a 2 week vacation. When they get back, the news attention will have moved on and they can open back up, renovate a bit with the influx of dough, and go back to normal life.

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

I wonder if a few good men could be found to act as bouncers when the place reopens. Preferably tough, armed men. She can probably afford to pay them. I wouldn’t count on the cops - they will be under orders to look the other way.