Indiana Pizzeria’s Donations Reach Whopping $842,387 in Wake of Anti-Gay Marriage Backlash

MSN ^ | 04/04/2015

[Mustangman]

The pizza place was not discriminating against anyone. They just wouldn’t make pizza for a gay wedding. People refuse to make pizza, fix cars, and allocate services of all kinds everyday for a myriad of reasons. It’s no big deal. Should the gay owner of a pizza place, be forced to cater the wedding of a heterosexual. I don’t think so.

[Kozak]

And then there's this....




Karma is a thing of beauty...

[El Cid]

ping

[ridesthemiles]

I believe that unless any individual donation is over $12,000, all of this money can be considered ‘gifts’ by the IRS & none of it is taxable.

Take that—LIBERALS!!!

[tacticalogic]

The pizza place was not discriminating against anyone. They just wouldn’t make pizza for a gay wedding.

They never said they wouldn't make the pizza. They said they wouldn't cater the event, which means having to go there. They explicitly said they would not refuse to make a pizza for someone because they were gay. I expect they'd gladly make the pizza for them if they wanted to come and pick it up.

[Rumplemeyer]

I think the LGBT Community is finding out they and their cause is not as accepted as they thought.

They are also finding out people don’t like bullies.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Total agreement here.

[SandRat]

LBGTQ Heads at hearing the news

[fatnotlazy]

“They are also finding out people don’t like bullies.”

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This is beyond bullying. It's terrorism. The O’Connors’ lives have been threatened.

[GeronL]

“Anti-gay” in the headline is a lie. The pizza place never discriminated against anyone.

[GeronL]

This article is full of crap

[GeronL]

We needed fewer possible candidates anyways

[Sherman Logan]

That ship sailed about 50 years ago.

[Steve_Seattle]

"harsh criticism . . . multiple threats"

As in DEATH threats and threats to BURN THE PLACE DOWN. But I'll give them credit for at least mentioning the story.

[Mustangman]

Thanks for the clarification. Also, it was a hypothetical situation presented to them by a reporter as I understand it. In any case, people can refuse anyone service for any reason, some we would agree with and we would not. no big deal. It’s life in America.

[W.]

Beep.

[concerned about politics]

Thanks for the clarification. Also, it was a hypothetical situation presented to them by a reporter

And the lesbian reporter had to drive 20 miles to find a Christian themed establishment to set up.

[Vaduz]

If Indiana is a fag free zone it has to be a great place for a vacation.

[spodefly]

Memories Pizza, the Indiana establishment, which sparked national outrage over its owner's anti-LGBT comments

Looks to me like the real outrage was was against the LGBT Nazis, to the tune of about a million dollars in just a few days ...

[concerned about politics]

If Indiana is a fag free zone it has to be a great place for a vacation.

If they were to advertise it as such, it would become a magnet for normal American families country wide. People would not have to fear homosexual assault or their terrorist threats. People would feel free to live their normal lives there.

LOL. It would be famous for being the first faggot-free zone. It would make history. It would make a fortune!