Thread: Bakers who refused to make 'gay cake' say they felt 'victimised'
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Old 03-05-2018, 20:25   #99
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Re: Bakers who refused to make 'gay cake' say they felt 'victimised'
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Originally Posted by tweetiepooh View Post
Wonder if the school ever serves pork? Muslim pupils could have the veggie option. But this is a little different to the original case and conversation and it's likely pupils don't have an option to eat elsewhere.

The topic is that the baker feel victimised and I think that they have been. It may be a legal victimisation but it's still ruling that their faith position is now not legal.
If you break the law, you will be prosecuted, tweetiepooh.

You can't argue that your 'faith' made you commit the offence!

Incidentally, I have little sympathy with either party, to tell the truth. They both sound pretty objectionable to me.
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