So, who ratted them out anyway. I thought they had dealt with this “couple” previously and thought I heard that the “couple” wasn’t concerned. Did someone overhear something and take it upon themselves to stand up for the “couples” uh, rights? Still BS no matter what.
A state official took up the cause. Oregon is full of politicians who are anti-Christian.
Oregon citizens voted for traditional marriage. Oregon officials colluded with Obama officials to obstruct implementation of the peoples choice. Not saying Oregon voters are all dumb but they keep voting democrat.
“So, who ratted them out anyway. I thought they had dealt with this “couple” previously and thought I heard that the “couple” wasn’t concerned.”
The “couple” ratted them out and claimed emotional trauma worth the $135k. These lesbians liked these bakers as long as they obeyed orders but destroyed their lives as soon as the Kleins failed to comply with the demands of their betters. The “couple” are not nice people, just typical fascist Ctrl-Left thugs. They are what liberalism today has become, and they were traumatized by hearing Leviticus of all things - Leviticus in public!
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http://www.patheos.com/blogs/lovejoyfeminism/2015/07/sweet-cakes-by-melissa-didnt-just-deny-a-lesbian-couple-service-they-also-doxxed-them-and-their-kids.html
[Note: This is a sympathetic portrayal of the case, to put it mildly.]
“The BOLI Final Order awards $60,000 in damages to Laurel Bowman-Cryer and $75,000 in damages to Rachel Bowman-Cryer for emotional suffering stemming directly from unlawful discrimination. The amounts are damages related to the harm suffered by the Complainants . . .”
“The information outlined in the ruling makes it clear that the Bowman-Cryers suffered emotionally as a result of the refusal and the subsequent media attention. And the refusal wasn’t as polite as Wilson claims it was—the Kleins quoted Leviticus at them. Rachel was sent into a spiral of anxiety and depression and Laurel was at a loss . . .”