Gay Cake affair

[DaveShoelace]

I don't want to offend anyone's religious beliefs or their views on gay marriage, I mean this with the greatest respect, but I've always been afraid to say it because of political correctness.

I fucking love cake.

Carrot Cake

Lemon Drizzle Cake

Bakewell tart

Battenberg

Lemon Drizzle Cake, again

[RED-DOG]

A big piece of Madeira and a mug of tea...

[mulhuzz]

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/may/20/gay-cake-ruling-equality-northern-ireland

Joshua Rozenberg gives his view. (former legal correspondent at the BBC)

[simonnatur]

Bakewell Tart! the clue's in the name. Pls stay on topic ffs.

[DaveShoelace]

Bakewell Tart! the clue's in the name. Pls stay on topic ffs.

Everything that's not a biscuit is cake.

Dont get me started on jaffa cakes

[The Camel]

I don't know how to bake cakes , but I truly wish I did, and I envy those who do.

fyp

I could learn to bake cakes.

You could possibly learn to believe in a God.  Start going to church regularly and you may get sucked in enjoy it and see the light

19625 posts and Silo Graham makes his first controversial one!

Welcome to the club Graham

[Rod]

This is a very interesting case. My immediate feeling is that nobody should be obliged to offer a service to anybody else so as much as I hate to say it feel the owners of the cake shop have been treated unfairly. Saying that I don't think religion should hold any sway in the country at all for me an important question is did they eventually make the cake?

If they made the cake, well they obviously don't really believe in their religion so refusing to do so in the first place was just basically discrimination and should be treated as such. If they refused too well as silly as it is they obviously do believe in their religion and sadly they have the fight to do that.