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“restoring respect in law for life, family, and religious liberty.” longship Sep 2015 #1
What do you think of Office Depot's decision not to print the flyer? rug Sep 2015 #3
It seems to me that mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2015 #4
The first paragraph has a link to a pdf of the flyer. I can't link pdfs. rug Sep 2015 #9
Thanks. Neither can I. mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2015 #11
Well, I would have looked it over. longship Sep 2015 #10
I would not have printed that flyer. longship Sep 2015 #16
What you are saying is in effect that discrimnation is alright in serving the public if it's Leontius Sep 2015 #20
No, it's lying that I am against. longship Sep 2015 #22
Slip, slide, shift Leontius Sep 2015 #23
I think I have been consistent about my objections. longship Sep 2015 #24
Quite consistent you would obey the law as you saw fit to obey it just like Kim Davis in Kentucky. Leontius Sep 2015 #25
Sorry, I would not support her lies either. longship Sep 2015 #26
Yours reads like any other religious extremist view of the law. cleanhippie Sep 2015 #29
As usual your hypocrisy reeks Leontius Sep 2015 #31
I was waiting for this line to pop up Lordquinton Sep 2015 #33
Another Jim Crow supporter coming out from under his rock Leontius Sep 2015 #36
You are so far off here, you're not even wrong Lordquinton Sep 2015 #39
Not from where I'm sitting Leontius Sep 2015 #40
Those are all just words coming from you, no meaning Lordquinton Sep 2015 #41
No I'm calling your defense of discrimination disgusting Leontius Sep 2015 #43
So you're defending someone who wanted to discriminate against discrimination? Lordquinton Sep 2015 #44
I'm "yelling" at someone who does not support equal protection of the law for all people. Leontius Sep 2015 #45
You should be ashamed of yourself! What is wrong with you? cleanhippie Sep 2015 #55
They invited her to use the self-serve printer SwankyXomb Sep 2015 #17
Me, too Rob H. Sep 2015 #21
Yeah "reasonable accomodation" Leontius Sep 2015 #46
Lol. You obviously have no idea what the meaning of words are. cleanhippie Sep 2015 #48
Yes it is and if you can't see it I can only pity your lack of wisdom and discernment . Leontius Sep 2015 #49
Keep the pity for yourself. cleanhippie Sep 2015 #50
Post removed Post removed Sep 2015 #53
Wrong answer, Leo. Act_of_Reparation Sep 2015 #56
They are determined to have special rights for Christians. drm604 Sep 2015 #2
What special right would that be? NT mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2015 #5
The right to not have to follow the same rules as everyone else. drm604 Sep 2015 #7
No, it isn't. Please read the flyer. NT mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2015 #12
Sorry. I don't get your point. drm604 Sep 2015 #14
I did read the flyer. Promethean Sep 2015 #27
What happens if Office Depot says that they have religious objections to such graphic hate speech? drm604 Sep 2015 #6
This is worse. It has a corporate objection. rug Sep 2015 #8
It's neither graphic nor hate speech. NT mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2015 #13
From the article: drm604 Sep 2015 #15
And calling them 'evil' and corrupt' might be hate material too (nt) muriel_volestrangler Sep 2015 #18
TIFF lol AtheistCrusader Sep 2015 #19
Shoulda brought jpgs Lordquinton Sep 2015 #34
I'm sorry sir, this needs to be in CYMK, we can't use RGB AtheistCrusader Sep 2015 #42
Update. rug Sep 2015 #28
It probably makes business sense for Office Depot to, as much as possible, avoid controversial ... Jim__ Sep 2015 #30
Skirmishes like this can blow up quickly. rug Sep 2015 #32
What are your thoughts on this manner? Lordquinton Sep 2015 #35
Rephrase your question without inaccurate assumptions if you want an answer. rug Sep 2015 #37
So you are claiming the flier wasn't full of hate and lies? Lordquinton Sep 2015 #38
So, are you claiming commercial printers should print only material that is full of love and truth? rug Sep 2015 #47
Man, you do anything to defend your faith Lordquinton Sep 2015 #58
And you will do anything to advance your hatred of it. rug Sep 2015 #59
Looks like you got the typical deflection. cleanhippie Sep 2015 #51
What defection is that? rug Sep 2015 #52
If I said yes Lordquinton Sep 2015 #54
He's as bad as answering questions as you are. rug Sep 2015 #60
Really? Lordquinton Sep 2015 #62
Varied. Do you mean legal access or something else? rug Sep 2015 #63
Wow, good job! Lordquinton Sep 2015 #64
I haven't given you an answer at all. I asked you to clarify your question. rug Sep 2015 #66
OK, let's go with legal access Curmudgeoness Sep 2015 #65
It must remain legal. rug Sep 2015 #67
Thanks for the clear answer, Curmudgeoness Sep 2015 #68
That's an argument to disarm the Bible argument. rug Sep 2015 #72
How do you feel about the possibility AtheistCrusader Sep 2015 #69
Whether it is a sin or not is irrelevant to whether it should be legal. rug Sep 2015 #71
I disagree. I think declaring abortion 'bad' shames every woman who has Warren Stupidity Sep 2015 #70
I think abortion is good. It saves lives PeaceNikki Sep 2015 #74
which she printed elsewhere and distributed at her church, AlbertCat Sep 2015 #57
Happens all the time. rug Sep 2015 #61
She chose to go elsewhere Lordquinton Sep 2015 #73
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