Not really.....I have lived in the proverbial rat race and have chosen to take a slower pace in life.....and at the end of the day...WW3 seems to be coming in the near future.....you better get stocked up 
Christian Florist Can Lose Personal Assets for Declining Gay Wedding, Judge Rules
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With what? Bullets and bombs? For what purpose. If World War 3 is coming, I certainly won't take any sides. I think war is ignorant and foolish.
I actually have to agree with dcontroversal:
I couldn't have said it better myself. I think what the florist did was morally wrong, but I feel she was within her rights (or what I feel SHOULD be her rights).
Eh, no necessarily. Many people believe businesses shouldn't be allowed to discriminate. I think businesses should be able to serve whomever they want. If you sell flowers and you don't want to sell to gays, that's fine. On the other hand, I'm also okay with florists refusing to sell to churches or people using the flowers to decorate churches.
If someone refused service to me because I'm an atheist, I would be outraged and I would cause as much of a ruckus as I could within legal limits and without getting the government involved. I would do everything I could to let other people know that the company is intolerant - that's all 100% fair and within my rights. But I wouldn't want the government to force them to serve me, unless it was a government funded organization (if you take money from the government, you lose your marketing rights).
I couldn't have said it better myself. I think what the florist did was morally wrong, but I feel she was within her rights (or what I feel SHOULD be her rights).
Eh, no necessarily. Many people believe businesses shouldn't be allowed to discriminate. I think businesses should be able to serve whomever they want. If you sell flowers and you don't want to sell to gays, that's fine. On the other hand, I'm also okay with florists refusing to sell to churches or people using the flowers to decorate churches.
If someone refused service to me because I'm an atheist, I would be outraged and I would cause as much of a ruckus as I could within legal limits and without getting the government involved. I would do everything I could to let other people know that the company is intolerant - that's all 100% fair and within my rights. But I wouldn't want the government to force them to serve me, unless it was a government funded organization (if you take money from the government, you lose your marketing rights).
