Richard Spencer's gym membership revoked

[RiverguyVT]

And the homosexuals wanting a cake were 'made' when they requested a custom cake from an established, Christian-owned bakery. There was nothing accidental about this forced encounter.

In which what the baker did was wrong and against the law because I feel bad about that.


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FTFY

[nolanvt]

There is no right to a custom wedding cake.

Every wedding cake is "custom". The baker offered those to the public. So, I believe the law was appropriately applied in that instance.


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[awesome guy]

There is no right to a custom wedding cake.

Every wedding cake is "custom". The baker offered those to the public. So, I believe the law was appropriately applied in that instance.


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LOL, nope.

[nolanvt]

So, had he not been made, his rights would have been protected in Nolan's view of the world. Good to know that Nolan only supports rights of people in the closet, and secretive with their belief sets and value judgments. How totalitarian of him. Animal Farm.

He fears that a liberal will embarrass him with a stupid video or a black will attack him. His views on blacks are exposed in this silly point.

"A black". Nice.


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They're who you fear, allegedly. We know your argument is just more bullshit.

Why are you under the impression that I fear black people?


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That's your inference about "diverse neighborhood", that there would be violence in hearing a diverse view. Just admit it because that's what you conveyed. I'm sure you'll just give another dumb rehashing of your previous dumb statement. Open minded communities don't have to worry about violence in the presence of a social pariah.

I wasn't even thinking of the violence angle. I was going more toward how bad would it look to diverse customers that you're serving a known Nazi.


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[cwtcr hokie]

And the homosexuals wanting a cake were 'made' when they requested a custom cake from an established, Christian-owned bakery. There was nothing accidental about this forced encounter.

In which what the baker did was wrong and against the law.


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you are so lost on this, you are being an absolute hypocrite, that is the issue. If Spencer wants to be think whatever he wants to then he has that ability as a human, as others have said he was not doing anything in the gym except existing.

[nolanvt]

And the homosexuals wanting a cake were 'made' when they requested a custom cake from an established, Christian-owned bakery. There was nothing accidental about this forced encounter.

In which what the baker did was wrong and against the law.


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you are so lost on this, you are being an absolute hypocrite, that is the issue. If Spencer wants to be think whatever he wants to then he has that ability as a human, as others have said he was not doing anything in the gym except existing.

Not being a hypocrite at all.


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[awesome guy]

He fears that a liberal will embarrass him with a stupid video or a black will attack him. His views on blacks are exposed in this silly point.

"A black". Nice.


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They're who you fear, allegedly. We know your argument is just more bullshit.

Why are you under the impression that I fear black people?


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That's your inference about "diverse neighborhood", that there would be violence in hearing a diverse view. Just admit it because that's what you conveyed. I'm sure you'll just give another dumb rehashing of your previous dumb statement. Open minded communities don't have to worry about violence in the presence of a social pariah.

I wasn't even thinking of the violence angle. I was going more toward how bad would it look to diverse customers that you're serving a known Nazi.


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Because?

[cwtcr hokie]

And the homosexuals wanting a cake were 'made' when they requested a custom cake from an established, Christian-owned bakery. There was nothing accidental about this forced encounter.

In which what the baker did was wrong and against the law.


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you are so lost on this, you are being an absolute hypocrite, that is the issue. If Spencer wants to be think whatever he wants to then he has that ability as a human, as others have said he was not doing anything in the gym except existing.

Not being a hypocrite at all.


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I will give it to you, you are as stubborn as my wife. total hypocrite on this one.

[RiverguyVT]

I wasn't even thinking of the violence angle. I was going more toward how bad would it look to diverse customers that you're serving a known Nazi.

Is this how you converse in real life?
What does "diverse" mean in Nolan-world?

Let me guess. "A collection of people with beliefs just like mine!" (read in the voice of a proud 5 year old). Gooooood boy! Good boy!

If they weren't serving a nazi, but now are, wouldn't that increase "diversity"?


Goodness, this got dopey.
(psssst.... Nolan. Some nazis are gay!)

[HokieJoe]

And the homosexuals wanting a cake were 'made' when they requested a custom cake from an established, Christian-owned bakery. There was nothing accidental about this forced encounter.

In which what the baker did was wrong and against the law.


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It's on appeal. So we'll see how constitional this ridiculous bullshit law is.

[HokieJoe]

And the homosexuals wanting a cake were 'made' when they requested a custom cake from an established, Christian-owned bakery. There was nothing accidental about this forced encounter.

In which what the baker did was wrong and against the law.


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you are so lost on this, you are being an absolute hypocrite, that is the issue. If Spencer wants to be think whatever he wants to then he has that ability as a human, as others have said he was not doing anything in the gym except existing.

Not being a hypocrite at all.


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Yes you are ip.

[RiverguyVT]

And the homosexuals wanting a cake were 'made' when they requested a custom cake from an established, Christian-owned bakery. There was nothing accidental about this forced encounter.

In which what the baker did was wrong and against the law.


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It's on appeal. So we'll see how constitional this ridiculous bullshit law is.

But let's keep this on the emotional, unthinking, level. For Nolan.
Things he likes = rights
Things he doesn't like = no rights

[nolanvt]

I wasn't even thinking of the violence angle. I was going more toward how bad would it look to diverse customers that you're serving a known Nazi.

Is this how you converse in real life?
What does "diverse" mean in Nolan-world?

Let me guess. "A collection of people with beliefs just like mine!" (read in the voice of a proud 5 year old). Gooooood boy! Good boy!

If they weren't serving a nazi, but now are, wouldn't that increase "diversity"?


Goodness, this got dopey.
(psssst.... Nolan. Some nazis are gay!)

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[RiverguyVT]

I wasn't even thinking of the violence angle. I was going more toward how bad would it look to diverse customers that you're serving a known Nazi.

Is this how you converse in real life?
What does "diverse" mean in Nolan-world?

Let me guess. "A collection of people with beliefs just like mine!" (read in the voice of a proud 5 year old). Gooooood boy! Good boy!

If they weren't serving a nazi, but now are, wouldn't that increase "diversity"?


Goodness, this got dopey.
(psssst.... Nolan. Some nazis are gay!)

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Rights.
Read up.

[awesome guy]

And the homosexuals wanting a cake were 'made' when they requested a custom cake from an established, Christian-owned bakery. There was nothing accidental about this forced encounter.

In which what the baker did was wrong and against the law.


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It's on appeal. So we'll see how constitional this ridiculous bullshit law is.

But let's keep this on the emotional, unthinking, level. For Nolan.
Things he likes = rights
Things he doesn't like = no rights

[emoji38]

That's it, he's going to sit there claiming it's something else with the same idiotic smugness he always has.

I like how he also flips to "business decision" when "rights" are a flop.

[HokieFanDC]

I wasn't even thinking of the violence angle. I was going more toward how bad would it look to diverse customers that you're serving a known Nazi.

Is this how you converse in real life?
What does "diverse" mean in Nolan-world?

Let me guess. "A collection of people with beliefs just like mine!" (read in the voice of a proud 5 year old). Gooooood boy! Good boy!

If they weren't serving a nazi, but now are, wouldn't that increase "diversity"?


Goodness, this got dopey.
(psssst.... Nolan. Some nazis are gay!)

While I disagree with nolan's general view here, how can you not understand the issue with diversity when you're talking about a guy who wants an all-white country. It's not about diverse beliefs. It's about his belief that having non-white people around is bad. His belief on diversity of race is the issue with Spencer.

[HokieJoe]

There is no right to a custom wedding cake.

Every wedding cake is "custom". The baker offered those to the public. So, I believe the law was appropriately applied in that instance.


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No, every cake is not custom.

[RiverguyVT]

I wasn't even thinking of the violence angle. I was going more toward how bad would it look to diverse customers that you're serving a known Nazi.

Is this how you converse in real life?
What does "diverse" mean in Nolan-world?

Let me guess. "A collection of people with beliefs just like mine!" (read in the voice of a proud 5 year old). Gooooood boy! Good boy!

If they weren't serving a nazi, but now are, wouldn't that increase "diversity"?


Goodness, this got dopey.
(psssst.... Nolan. Some nazis are gay!)

While I disagree with nolan's general view here, how can you not understand the issue with diversity when you're talking about a guy who wants an all-white country. It's not about diverse beliefs. It's about his belief that having non-white people around is bad. His belief on diversity of race is the issue with Spencer.

He invoked the gym having "diverse customers".
Spencer there makes it even more diverse. The token nazi.
What are you missing about my comment?

[awesome guy]

I wasn't even thinking of the violence angle. I was going more toward how bad would it look to diverse customers that you're serving a known Nazi.

Is this how you converse in real life? [emoji38]
What does "diverse" mean in Nolan-world?

Let me guess. "A collection of people with beliefs just like mine!" (read in the voice of a proud 5 year old). Gooooood boy! Good boy!

If they weren't serving a nazi, but now are, wouldn't that increase "diversity"?
[emoji38]

Goodness, this got dopey.
(psssst.... Nolan. Some nazis are gay!)

While I disagree with nolan's general view here, how can you not understand the issue with diversity when you're talking about a guy who wants an all-white country. It's not about diverse beliefs. It's about his belief that having non-white people around is bad. His belief on diversity of race is the issue with Spencer.

He's with "diverse" people that are just as racist as he is, only they're for their race being the only race. They're all birds of the same feather.

[nolanvt]

Also, the world is not as black and white as some of you all think it is. I have a general set of beliefs and apply that framework to each case. Sometimes, I don't come down on the side that you think I would.

For example, I sided with the t-shirt company in the KY case because I don't believe custom t-shirt companies should be forced to make political shirts for viewpoints with which they disagree.

Churches, as protected institutions, should not be regulated in terms of who they admit, who they marry, etc. If a gay couple raises a stink about it, I will call them out on that.


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[awesome guy]

Also, the world is not as black and white as some of you all think it is. I have a general set of beliefs and apply that framework to each case. Sometimes, I don't come down on the side that you think I would.

For example, I sided with the t-shirt company in the KY case because I don't believe custom t-shirt companies should be forced to make political shirts for viewpoints with which they disagree.

Churches, as protected institutions, should not be regulated in terms of who they admit, who they marry, etc. If a gay couple raises a stink about it, I will call them out on that.


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LOL, your "framework" is backing retarded positions into your emotional feelings towards the parties involved. If you were smarter, you'd be able to see how dumb your position is. I don't expect any change.

[Cpt Jagdish]

I wasn't even thinking of the violence angle. I was going more toward how bad would it look to diverse customers that you're serving a known Nazi.

Is this how you converse in real life?
What does "diverse" mean in Nolan-world?

Let me guess. "A collection of people with beliefs just like mine!" (read in the voice of a proud 5 year old). Gooooood boy! Good boy!

If they weren't serving a nazi, but now are, wouldn't that increase "diversity"?


Goodness, this got dopey.
(psssst.... Nolan. Some nazis are gay!)

While I disagree with nolan's general view here, how can you not understand the issue with diversity when you're talking about a guy who wants an all-white country. It's not about diverse beliefs. It's about his belief that having non-white people around is bad. His belief on diversity of race is the issue with Spencer.

This is like the paradox of tolerance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance

"How intolerant of you to not be tolerant of my intolerance."

[nolanvt]

Also, the world is not as black and white as some of you all think it is. I have a general set of beliefs and apply that framework to each case. Sometimes, I don't come down on the side that you think I would.

For example, I sided with the t-shirt company in the KY case because I don't believe custom t-shirt companies should be forced to make political shirts for viewpoints with which they disagree.

Churches, as protected institutions, should not be regulated in terms of who they admit, who they marry, etc. If a gay couple raises a stink about it, I will call them out on that.


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LOL, your "framework" is backing retarded positions into your emotional feelings towards the parties involved. If you were smarter, you'd be able to see how dumb your position is. I don't expect any change.

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[awesome guy]

Also, the world is not as black and white as some of you all think it is. I have a general set of beliefs and apply that framework to each case. Sometimes, I don't come down on the side that you think I would.

For example, I sided with the t-shirt company in the KY case because I don't believe custom t-shirt companies should be forced to make political shirts for viewpoints with which they disagree.

Churches, as protected institutions, should not be regulated in terms of who they admit, who they marry, etc. If a gay couple raises a stink about it, I will call them out on that.


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LOL, your "framework" is backing retarded positions into your emotional feelings towards the parties involved. If you were smarter, you'd be able to see how dumb your position is. I don't expect any change.

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[Mcl3 Hokie]

All you are doing is rationalizing the sliding scale that you use.

Also, the world is not as black and white as some of you all think it is. I have a general set of beliefs and apply that framework to each case. Sometimes, I don't come down on the side that you think I would.

For example, I sided with the t-shirt company in the KY case because I don't believe custom t-shirt companies should be forced to make political shirts for viewpoints with which they disagree.

Churches, as protected institutions, should not be regulated in terms of who they admit, who they marry, etc. If a gay couple raises a stink about it, I will call them out on that.


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