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Posted on 04/01/2015 5:44:10 PM PDT by C19fan
U.S. Senator Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) today released the following statement on the discriminatory law recently enacted in Indiana:
“I strongly oppose what Governor Pence did. We should not enshrine bigotry under the cover of religion. It’s not just bad practice – it’s un-American.”
(Excerpt) Read more at kirk.senate.gov ...
Kirk is a failure.
So, if I don’t want to take part in a homosexual ritual, I’m “un-American”.
That may take the homosexual cake as the stupidest thing ever written by a supposed Republican.
WTF?
” So, if I don’t want to take part in a homosexual ritual, I’m “un-American”.”
That is essentially what the A hole said.
“Look at me! Look at me! I’m for making people bake cakes!”
Wow. The crisis of our time.
Hahahahahahaha!
Make me a sammich, Mark.
And we wonder how the nazis managed to build so much “support”
Hey Kirk, I strongly oppose your actions in the Senate! You offend me!
Well, Senator Kirk, suppose you run a small Christian gift shop, and in walks
Senator Kirk wanting you to special order a copy of the art work “Piss Christ,” which you consider blatantly blasphemous. If you refuse on religious grounds, can Senator Kirk sue you?
Suppose you run a Kosher or Moslem butcher shop and Senator Kirk walks in with a bag full of bacon. You tell him to leave because he is offending your customers. Can Senator Kirk sue you? In either case, are you a bigot merely because you adhere to an ancient and well known religious tradition.
I remember when Kirk was chasing Sarah Palin around Illinois begging her to endorse him.
As a child in the 70’s I found it unfathomable that the Nazis were able to do what they did. But the older I get the more I realize how truly easy it actually was.
This guy... Illinois has the same law.
The ignorance and vitriol is astounding on the face of it. Surprised a Senator could be so uninformed. Calling people with a conscience “bigots” is no way to increase civility.
Illinois, like all the other states, have a law which keep the government from imposing on a person's religious beliefs. Indiana's law extends that protection against actions by individuals.
Thank God, Mr. Kirk, that America has a man named Ted Cruz.
And it’s just too bad that she also has a whole slew of worthless trash like yourself.
Wouldn’t suing for alleged discrimination, hence bringing in the government to coerce and punish, impose upon a person’s religious beliefs?
Honest question.
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The rise of Nazism of 1930s in Europe all over again with the Gay Nazi Nation movement.
You immediately assume the courts will rule against you.
I'm sorry but I believe the law was trying to protect a small bakery who wants to STAY IN BUSINESS because they don't want to support a gay marriage.
If I go to a Muslim meat market, can I sue if they don't have pork, Senator Kook?
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