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|  Message 132  |
|  TIM RICHARDSON to EARL CROASMUN  |
|  Arizona discrimination  |
|  10 Mar 14 12:23:00  |
 On 03-08-14, EARL CROASMUN said to TIM RICHARDSON: >> Lending or selling someone a car does not >> make you a participant in whatever they DO with that car later. And if >> you know they are going to rob a bank and do not report it, that makes you >> an accessory to the crime whether you lent them the car or not. > And if you are a Christian baker who KNOWS a wedding cake ordered from you is >intended to celebrate a s-called `wedding' between two same-sex EC>sodomites, and > you bake it for them anyway, that makes you an accessory EC>to sodomy! Not at all. It would make you an "accessory to marriage," EC>which is NOT a crime. If the marriage were a crime, then EVERYONE who EC>just KNEW about it without reporting it to the police would be an EC>accessory to the marriage. But it makes no difference, since it is not a EC>crime. Now that you know the couple was married in Massachusetts, that EC>makes you as much of an "accessory" as the baker. EC>And it couldn't possibly make anyone an accessory to any sex that the EC>couple might have, since the marriage and the sex are two completely EC>different things. Since the sex would be legal, with or without the EC>marriage, the whole idea of being an accessory to it is once again EC>meaningless. You can't have it both ways. Either same-sex marriage is illegal in Colorado, or it isn't. If its `illegal', the baker refusing to participate in it is the same as refusing to be an accessory to a crime. --- *Durango b301 #PE* * Origin: Fidonet Since 1991 Join Us: www.DocsPlace.org (1:123/140) |
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