{lesbian} Couple Sues a Vermont Inn for Rejecting Gay Wedding

The New York Times ^ | 19 July 2011 | Katie Zezima

[Cronos]

the les will do the same thing that happened to a priest in San Fran for the burial of a gay unrepentent. They will press the case, then, when the hotel says ok, they will say “we don’t want to have the party there in any case, it was just to prove a point...”

[Cronos]

but the two les wanted to have their “wedding” party at the only non-queer one.....

[massmike]

[Pollster1]

According to the Inn's web site: The Wildflower Inn is no longer hosting weddings or special events. It looks like the gay mafia won a victory by their standards. It's sad for the family running the inn, but at least they are still free Americans and not slaves to perverts.

[dfwgator]

Can you imagine, during the reception, “Hi, I'm Larry, this is my brother Darryl and my other brother Darryl!”

Now it's, "Hi, I'm Larry, this is my father Darryl, and my other father Darryl."

[GenXteacher]

Amen!

[who knows what evil?]

Shame...now normal couple are denied the opportunity to be married in such a beautiful setting; thanks to these two SELFISH queers.

[BykrBayb]

Why do they have rug burn on their faces?

Don't answer that.

[newzjunkey]

They look miserable.

Unfortunately, the state law seems clear and the Inn is large enough to be regulated into required accommodation of these couples. These plaintiffs are likely to prevail in court.

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

I lived in SF from 1996 to 2007. Believe me, I’ve seen it - accidentally. Never went to it. There are many things I saw in San Francisco I never want to see again from naked men’s butts in chaps to lesbian lover “nuns”.

For me, the 8.0 earthquake can’t level the bay area soon enough. My apologies to bay area Feepers - you are just pawns.

[Marathoner]

What do you bet they shopped around and waited for some establishment to deny them JUST so they could sue them and scare every other business into dealing with them?

And I will guarantee you this is exactly what will happen to businesses and churches if/when gay "marriage" is legalized. As much as I hate to say it, persecuation of Christians is right around the corner because of this.

[SuziQ]

in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont

I didn't notice this until you posted it. It's where one of my favorite artists, Will Moses, lives, and has his business.

[Roy Tucker]

I was trying to be subtle, but yeah, you got my drift.

[tdscpa]

If they can not refuse to serve gays, can they legally establish a practice of refusing to serve really ugly people? That should result in about the same outcome.

[Mr. K]

“Give us the use of your time and your private property or we’ll get the government to MAKE YOU give it to us”

A private business should be able to refuse service to anyone they dont want to serve.