This is just simply the internet-age equivalent of mob rule. Nothing more, nothing less.
Homosexuals are going after any Christian business and then looking to close them down.
This is s witch hunt, a lynch mob with pitch forks and the media are helping them.
Why don’t do go after muslim business, Orthodox Jewish business, Hindu businesses?
No because this is a war against Christians
Better not mess with the Homonazis. It’s better to just keep your mouth shut. Homos have made HATE their SPECIALTY. They are the Mothers of All Haters.
Those ten “guys” on the ‘net are sure gonna be busy.
Gay terrorist intimidation.
That pizza place is right! No matter whether it’s a wedding or whatever it is ... they should not be forced to do business with people because of the business owner’s deeply-held religious beliefs!
Well, to tell you what I’ve thought about this legislation, all along, is that it’s the “gay issue” that brought it out ... BUT ... it’s not JUST about gays, but preventing Christian business owners from being forced into do several things that they consider to be VIOLATIONS of deeply-held religious convictions!
I posted elsewhere ...
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To me, this kind of legislation seems to have a lot more to do with OTHER THINGS, other than gays. It seems that the “gay issue” is driving the discussion, but to me, that “gay issue” seems to be a minor point, as compared to ALL of what legislation guaranteeing “Christian Conscience” in business is about.
Unless I’m mistaken about what this kind of bill means, I see this bill as preserving the “conscience” of a Christian owner of a business from serving or doing business with a person who violates that “religious conscience” by who they are or what they represent or what they stand for. SO, in that sense, it is NOT TARGETED at gays, but all sorts of other things that would violate the “Christian’s conscience”!
A sampling of some other things I can think of, in which one would DENY SERVICE to people, would be a group coming in for Pizza who supports ABORTION! That would really violate a Christian’s conscience.
Or, if a Mormon church group came in and had an “after church Pizza gathering” some Sunday afternoon. I would DENY THEM SERVICE as they are one of the largest CULT GROUPS in America ... and as far as I’m concerned Mormons shouldn’t get service from ANY CHRISTIAN BUSINESS WHATSOEVER, ANYWHERE!!
If Mitt Romney were to come in to that Pizza place he SHOULD BE DENIED SERVICE because of clearly being a Mormon!
I would DENY SERVICE to GLENN BECK, too, for his Mormonism!
SO ... it doesn’t appear to be a “gay issue” but a VERY REAL “Religious Conscience” issue and opens the door to CHRISTIAN BUSINESS to serving Christians and not VIOLATING their religious conscience!
Hey, order pizzas for some other reason but, going after a business and destroying the livelyhood of employees demonstrates you are a selfish and for your own ascencion a vindictive ass.
Nevermind that more than half the states have similar laws and the U.S. Government does as well, signed Bill Clinton in 1993.
There are 21 states that have a version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act enacted by their legislature:
Alabama (state constitution amendment)[22][23]
Arizona[24]
Arkansas[25]
Connecticut[26]
Florida[26]
Idaho[26]
Illinois[26]
Indiana[27]
Kansas[26]
Kentucky[28]
Louisiana[26]
Mississippi[29][30]
Missouri[26]
New Mexico[26]
Oklahoma[24]
Pennsylvania[26]
Rhode Island[26]
South Carolina[26]
Tennessee[26]
Texas[26]
Virginia[26]
If states with RFRA-like provisions that have been provided by state court decisions—rather than via legislation—are included, the list also contains:[31]
Alaska
Hawaii
Ohio
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
North Carolina
Washington
Wisconsin
This is about destroying Christianity. When some towelheads use the law to refuse service to Christians, there will be NO outrage. Instead they will condemn the Christians.
I’d love to see them go after the people posting graphic images on harassment charges.
Virtual Kristallnacht. The real thing appears to be coming as well.
What if they were and Islamic Pizza place and had the same views?.....................hmmmmm?..............
Did not read the story, but as a father working with his daughter to plan her wedding, I never would have considered a pizza shop as caterer. I guess I need to lower my standards. I am sure it would be lower than the prices getting tossed my way.
If I lived anywhere near Walkerton, IN, I’d be bringing my whole family in for pizza tonight.
dang I wish they were local so I could buy all my pizza there from now on
Someone also registered memoriespizza.com, which the owner’s of the establishment had not done yet,
Why on Earth did they let that happen? Wouldn’t that be the first thing a new business or even an old business would do buy the domain of their name? Yieks. The internet address is a mess now. Repulsive internet users messed up the domain badly.
Can we just get on with it? The inevitable I mean.
I saw something yesterday that was certainly thought provoking. What if two gay guys had a bakery and two Christians came in and asked for a cake to be made to celebrate their faith. And on the cake they wanted the verse Leviticus 20:13......’If a man also lie with mankind, as he lies with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be on them’. Would the gays have ‘standing’ to deny the request?
RE: Mike Pence responded Tuesday to national outrage over the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, by saying he’ll “fix” the bill to ensure businesses cannot use the law to deny services to the LGBTQ community.
So, what does this “fix” entail?
Will this “fix” FORCE Christian bakers, photographers, caterers and florists to service gay weddings now?
If so, why have the RFRA in the first place/
Don’t we have laws against bullying?
I’ve seen a lot of negative responses to this law, and I read some of the yelp “reviews” for this restaurant. I’m really ashamed to say that I live in the same country as such people.