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'I don't create cakes for Halloween, I wouldn't create a cake that would be anti-American or disparaging against anybody for any reason, even cakes that would disparage people who identify as LGBT,” he said. "Cakes have a message and this is one I can’t create."

You can’t force creativity or art at the end of a government’s perverse rulings, and you can’t rule a man’s conscience before his Creator.

“I won’t compromise in a world of desperation...”

“For Future Generations”

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'I don't create cakes for Halloween, I wouldn't create a cake that would be anti-American or disparaging against anybody for any reason, even cakes that would disparage people who identify as LGBT,” he said. "Cakes have a message and this is one I can’t create."

Mr. Phillips also refused to make cakes celebrating divorces (apparently, divorce parties are now the big thing for divorcees who make a financial killing thanks to anti-husband/anti-father divorce courts) or for bachelor parties. The man wasn't singling out homosexuals, he was simply refusing to partake in the celebration of anything that he considered immoral. The difference is that only one group of clients demanding a message that Mr. Phillips disapproved had the arrogance and audacity to sue him for exercising his rights.