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To: Jack Hydrazine

We have a tyranny. And it is because people decided to use the law to force social change. Rather than educate people to be accepting of racial differences, we decided it would simply be easier to make it illegal to be a racist.

Which many supported, because being a racist is just so unsupportable. And if that meant forcing businesses to serve blacks, that was the right thing to do, and if they had to shut down that was one less racist in business.

Except now those same laws are being used to deny people the right to their own morality. Which they always were, except nobody would allow being “racist” to be a type of morality.

If we want to fight fire with fire, we could frequent gay print shops and force them to print up anti-gay literature.

But it might be better if the woman said “I’ll make your cake, but I can’t accept your money, so I will donate the full purchase price to (name some anti-gay organization)”.

Make it costly for the lesbians.


25 posted on 11/16/2011 2:29:27 PM PST by CharlesWayneCT
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To: CharlesWayneCT

Good ideas .

Maybe we need to go to their websites, find their queer owned businesses and then ask them to print anti queer posters, go into their bars , their places and wear traditional marriages or it’s not broken , it has worked why change it to a few shirts etc.

Once we sue, we get the money and it goes back into fighting them just like they do to us and the rest of the country.

They know most do not accept their agenda, they know most never will so they use PC , lies and get into positions of power like judges to make laws.


64 posted on 11/17/2011 5:26:52 AM PST by manc (Marriage is between one man and one woman. I HATE OUR BIAS LIBERAL CORRUPT MEDIA)
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