[sickoflibs]

CNN reporter to Flowerist:”You know, the Ten Commandments, it says you can’t commit adultery; it says you need to honor your father and mother. If someone didn’t honor their parents or commit adultery, would you serve them?” This question was posed by CNN reporter Gary Tuchman to Georgia florist Melissa Jeffcoat, who had previously said she’d refuse to service a homosexual commitment ceremony. When she answered affirmatively and was pressed on why (supposedly) she’d serve adulterers and those dishonoring their parents but not homosexuals,
she replied, “It’s just a different kind of sin to me. I just don’t believe in it.”

I been posting this for years now, in fact just yesterday I posted HERE at FR:
SOL :“ I will be honest, I haven't seen so-cons make really good verbal public (like on TV) cases on these LGBT issues, and Republicans seem happy to just abandon the issue if they think they can. Typical arguments are “God says its wrong” or “I don't believe in it”

And here's a perfect example WORD for WORD she repeats what I posted to the CNN reporter. I don't want to blame her because she didn't go out looking for an interview, but our side is completely unprepared for this fight, well slaughter.

The answer should have been that she cant morally justify being part of a ritual/cerebration that she sees as sin.

Would a black cross-maker who sells crosses to Christians have to provide them to a KKK rally?(he tells her that's what its for)

Would she have to supply flowers for a wedding of a known bigamist who tells her he's already married?

Thats the correct comparision.

[stephenjohnbanker]

” Would a black cross-maker who sells crosses to Christians have to provide them to a KKK rally?(he tells her that’s what its for)

Would she have to supply flowers for a wedding of a known bigamist who tells her he’s already married?

Thats the correct comparison. “

Nailed it.