Ohio bakery's 'politically incorrect' sign gaining attention online

wthr ^ | Nov 22, 2015 | WBNS, Columbus

[digger48]

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Works for me.

[Rurudyne]

Good for them!

[beethovenfan]

GOOD FOR HIM!!! The “tolerant” leftists will soon be all over him.

[jazusamo]

Outstanding! It would be wonderful if more businesses followed Schuler’s Bakery example, would most definitely patronize them.

[COBOL2Java]

Here's a lovely comment:

Amber Houston
You realize our constitution is set so that religion has no power in our country right? Pick one lady. Also, most of us wish you crazy Xtians would just go away.

[Bobalu]

A bakery operated under “Trump Rules”... outstanding!

[FlingWingFlyer]

Now that’s American values. Obonzo’s “American values” are nothing more than politically correct, radical leftwing bull****.

[Parley Baer]

Dittos. Works for me.

[Rebelbase]

Cue homo agenda action team requesting anal cakes for a wedding.

[A_Former_Democrat]

Hopefully dumbasses like Amber don’t vote or collect welfare

What a waste of humanity

[ClearCase_guy]

I have known people who say that the words “Separation of Church and State” that appear in our Constitution really means that churchgoing Christians are not supposed to hold public office. George W. Bush, I was told several times, reduced this country to a theocracy, no different than Iran.

And, Yes, I did tell these people that the words “Separation of Church and State” do not appear in our Constitution. Bu they told me “that doesn’t matter”.

[samtheman]

Probably a good bakery too.

[SaveFerris]

Tell Amber to hang on. Her Antichrist false messiah will be here soon enough to make her secular dreams come true. Hope she’s having a good time, now.

[bantam]

Love it !!!!!!!!!!!

[rlmorel]

I love it.

The fact that is even the object of discussion is disturbing.

[FerociousRabbit]

I would love to see these signs in many, many business. It would let me know whom to patronize. No sign? No money from me.

[5th MEB]

If I remember correctly those words only appear in the Federalist Papers; in the letters of the opposing camps on what should or would be admissible.
I could be wrong (memory isn't what it used to be).

[ClearCase_guy]

I can't make a definitive statement about the Federalist Papers, but one standard mention that people point to is a letter Thomas Jefferson wrote in 1802 that suggested that "there ought to be" a wall.

The concept is entirely unofficial.

[Daniel Ramsey]

Making America Great again.

Its like a snowball now, its getting bigger and bigger.