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Mal_Fet posted...

So if the bakery were like "Sorry, we don't serve the gays on Sundays" you'd be cool with it?

I was thinking more along the lines of, you know, a special event done for a group. Not a weekly event done against a group. But, if nothing else, I would have less of a problem with that scenario than I would if they just refused service entirely. Of course, thanks to the former, the question of its acceptability is still up in the air.

I mean, that's a really odd decision on their part, since refusing service on a particular day implies they don't want to serve them. And yet, by virtue of them doing that, they then have to serve them on the other days. So they still have to serve people they don't like on literally every other day other than this one particular day out of the week.

Now are you done fishing for an ultimately irrelevant claim to hypocrisy? Or are you actually going to defend the idea that a business permanently refusing service to a group in their entirety is somehow comparable to a a business hosting a one-time special event (not even an all-day event, or even a half-day event) for a certain group?
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