“Gay caterers should be forced to provide food and entertainment to Westboro Baptist ‘Church’.”
Interesting. There is a high end restaurant in Topeka owned by a pair of gay guys. I wonder if they cater.
But in reality, I don’t think the Indiana law would prevent this. The gay restaurant owner can’t refuse service to the Westboro clan...and a Christian bakery can’t refuse to make a cake for a gay person. No ‘refusal of service’ is prescribed by this law. Rather, the Christian baker cannot be forced to bake a cake for a gay wedding...the gay ‘event’ being against the baker’s religion.
Its a subtle difference...but it keeps us from going down the leftist slippery slope of ‘they will be refused a seat at a restaurant’.
We all know this to be true -
if there were only one Christian baker in the whole state,
that’s where the homos would go to demand their “wedding” cake be made.