Should businesses be allowed to deny service to gays?
Last month, a florist in Washington refused to sell flowers that would be used for a gay wedding - saying it was against their relationship with Jesus Christ.
In Oregon, a bakery refused to make a lesbian couple a wedding cake - saying they don't serve same-sex marriages.
Do you think it's ok for these businesses to refuse service to someone because they're gay?
http://gma.yahoo.com/florist-refused-flowers-gay-wedding-sued-154420094--abc-news-topstories.html

I think they should mind their own business! Those businesses should be put out of business.

Do you think they should be able to refuse service based on skin color?
Quoting jillbailey26:
It's their business, they have a right to choose who they serve and don't serve.

Why is this an issue? why would a business owner promote his views in that manner and why would a gay person go in the business declaring their sexual status?

I never said they should or shouldn't. I said they have a right to.
Quoting jomami:Do you think they should be able to refuse service based on skin color?
Quoting jillbailey26:
It's their business, they have a right to choose who they serve and don't serve.
"Let us therefore make every effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification" Romans 14:19

I don't think businesses should refuse service to anyone.

Quoting momdoes:
Why is this an issue? why would a business owner promote his views in that manner and why would a gay person go in the business declaring their sexual status?
In the case of the bakery, the 2 women walked in saying they wanted to order a wedding cake for their wedding. When the florist found out that they were supposed to deliver flowers to a wedding for 2 men, they refused to delver.
- jomami
on Apr. 10, 2013 at 6:02 PM