Comments by "Gen Ohmni" (@KingOhmni) on "As a Non-Christian: My Perspective on the Lorie Smith Legal Case" video.

  1. I find it noteworthy that these people only go in on Christians with this type of thing, never adherents of a religion that has still not reformed out of the 7th century ways of thinking. Also if discrimination is so bad then why is it that some gay people can't see how they are the ones doing the discrimination by not realising they don't have to force a religious business owner to provide them with their service? For example if all bakeries were Christian then I could understand the gubbermint needing to come in and be like, you have to bake the cake. But fact is most bakeries are not that way inclined ergo the gubberemint should not be needed here beyond pointing out, you can reasonably go elsewhere without having to discriminate against this religious practice. But nope. The gubbermint is aiding and abetting discrimination in a certain direction. Almost as if the erosion of Christianity is a desired outcome or something. Funny that given it's Christian values that informed the drive for liberty seen in Europe and America. I aint even Christian but frankly I have more time for bible bashers than I do climate zealots or pink haired weirdos confused about the distinction between content of character and how one get's their rocks off.
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