Bakery Faces Boycott for Refusing to Make Gay Wedding Cake

[Great-Kazoo]

I feel this business was targeted. The same thing happened in denver 10-15 years ago with the ADA. Alleged disabled people would target restaurants saying they did not have good enough access for wheel chairs, restrooms not up to snuff etc. Even though the city signed off on their remodels. What happened? Frivolous lawsuits the business paid rather than drag it out in court. The Rev jackson's rainbow coalition does the same thing only on a larger scale. Just wait the storm front hasn't hit land yet.

[68Charger]

The way I see it, he didn't refuse service based on their sexual orientation, just based on the request (he did say he WOULD make them a cake for birthdays, etc... just not for a gay wedding)

He could even argue that a gay wedding is not legal in Colorado, so he does not want to participate in an event that could be considered illegal.

but I like the "I refused based on them being immature assholes" argument, too.

ETA: the "pair" of customers has the right to call for a boycott, too... I don't deny them that right. The also have the right to go pout and whine about it, too.

[BushMasterBoy]

Just stick this on a cupcake...ok maybe a fudge cake

[rondog]

Just stick this on a cupcake...ok maybe a fudge cake

Holy fudge cakes, Batman!