Posted on 04/02/2015 9:24:13 AM PDT by Legatus
I’ve been thinking about how homosexualists target Christian businesses for destruction. Approach a florist or a bakery or, now, a pizzeria and tell the owner that this is for a homosexual “wedding” and then hammer them with law suits.
Enough already. It’s time for everyone to calm down.
We need a new approach.
Think about this.
When some homosexual couple comes to your Christian business for services at their immoral event, don’t panic. Go ahead and take their business!
Then explain what is going to happen next.
Tell them that the food and services will be just fine. And then inform them that all of the money that they pay for the services will be donated to a traditional pro-family lobby. If it is something like catering, where your employees have to be there to provide services, tell them that all your people will smile, be professional, and everyone of them will be wearing crucifixes and have the Holy Family embroidered on their uniforms. Then show them pictures of your uniforms. When the truck pulls up, speakers will be playing Immaculate Mary. Show them the truck and play the music.
“Oh, you would be offended by that? I’m so sorry. You approached us because we are Christians. Right? We are happy to provide services for you and we are grateful that you chose to come to our Christian catering business. We just want to be of help.”
Then tell them that you will take out an ad in the paper to let everyone know what you did with their money, thanking them by name for their business so that you could make the contribution.
I suspect this approach, if adopted far and wide, would put an end to attacks on Christian businesses.
Nice idea! With each piece of cake, include a card with a Bible verse.
Or maybe the Christian symbol of the fish in the icing. Not obvious but subtle.
what an excellent idea and like me Ole Maw used to say,
“Kill’em with kindness”
While I hate the fact that businesses are forced at gunpoint to provide services to anyone they do not wish to, I do think it would put the kibosh on the whole thing if every Christian business simply took the homosexualists money and then evangelized Christ at the event.
The marketplace being what it is, I would think there would be businesses all over the place advertising that they do not discriminate. After all there must be BIG BUCKS in marketing to the GBLQTZ gang, no?
Great ideas!
Should the food, etc. be blessed in the hope that it will HEAL the poor lost souls who are looking to cause trouble?
I’ve found that the people who despise homos most are the non religious blue collar workers, truck drivers, construction workers, plant workers.
No way.
Would you cater a KKK rally? Would you cater to a child nudist park? A NAMBLA convention?
That is a good idea.
I am sick of the attacks. Pastors and churches need a plan, and need to prepare Christian and Jewish businesses on how to deal with the hateful homosexuals.
I think a better plan would be to have it in VERY SMALL WRITING on the contract, (see what I did there? lol), that your business ‘sometimes’ subs out work to westborrow Baptist church’, and simply sub EVERY gay request out to westborrow- We’ll see how long they keep pestering Christian busiensses to cater services for them- it’s legal, and the supreme court has upheld westborrow’s ‘right’ to be offensive and say vile things- so you will have the backing of the courts too-
I think the whole point is that the potential customer would run screaming away from your business, not that you would end up serving them chi-rho wedding cake
well no, God calls it an abomination, and tells over and over again how the wicked will experience His wrath-
This too shall pass. Once the KKK was so powerful they could close businesses who served blacks and whites—now that is but a bad footnote in History. So too this new intolenet movement that is sweeping the nation. The same tactics were used by the Nazis too—and now the Nazis are gone.
I suspect this approach, if adopted far and wide, would put an end to attacks on Christian businesses.
BTTT! I like how Father Z thinks.
whats a child nudist park?
Good idea!
I would add to that.
Sure, I would love to cater your gay wedding, but first, let us pray.
I see your point, but more than likely, the trouble seekers will move on.
Letting them know that you will openly pray for them and ask grace over the food might be enough to chase them away.
Meanwhile fight this in court and with laws to protect a business’ right to refuse business to anyone for any reason.
Well, I haven’t thought it all the way through, but it does seem to have a particularly good attribute in terms of Christian conscience. One of the main reasons Christians refuse such service is the appearance of endorsement, as if we are being forced into speech that is contrary to our belief. However, this idea seems to neutralize that entirely. It’s ideological judo, taking what would have been an endorsement and converting it to a testimony. More evangelistically minded Christians could even deliberately bait them in for the opportunity to share the Gospel, as a required part of the service, performed for all customers, regardless of race, religion, or gender confusion.
I’d still have to think about the legal consequences a bit. But on first blush, it might just be crazy enough to work. :)
Peace,
SR
Obama’s EPA government is all too keen on shutting down businesses around and the butt hurt iditos are helping them. So what if you feel privately hated or discriminated? no one is stopping you from opening your niche business.
So, now, not only guns are getting banned by ATF raids, but gay pogroms will make sure they have an agenda to ban pizza and chicken too, so we all end up eating tofu, because you know, to them, the “humane” freaks who push this thing behind the gays, it does not matter if you are gay or not, No Pizza for you.
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