when paid out, doubt there will be any money left once their lawyers get their cut.
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Update on bakers that wouldn't bake
The Kleins have filed an appeal of the ruling and are defying the order to pay. They’re claiming financial hardship although crowdfunding efforts have brought in over $500,000 on their behalf,
They don't want to pay because it's under appeal and they couldn't get the money back?...It's not even money from their pockets...it's money collected from others.
They could pay the money, "not bake" a couple more cakes, pay the penalty with the money left from crowdfunding, and still have enough for a mini-vacation with someone else's money.
I enjoyed THIS comment in the comment section
Bigotry disguised as morality is still bigotry, just as an outhouse with marble columns is still an outhouse.
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...to use their own anti-Christian bigotry to enrich themselves at the expense others. How F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S-E
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that $135K in damage was done. If I drive my car into someone's home, this is easy. Whatever is the cost to repair the structure is the base amount. I would be liable for the cost of living quarters for the homeowners during the time their home was unusable. There could be other nickles and dimes for incidental damage and loss such as furniture and everything could be neatly put into a spreadsheet. But how in the world can an assessment of $135K be justified just because the nuptial desirous couple couldn't get custom services from their vendor of first choice. Good grief...If I can't get cabinet hardware from Lowes that suites my style, I check Home Depot or Menards. If a painter won't paint my house because he doesn't do work in my particular neighborhood, I call another painter. Why complicate things for myself if I really want something done.
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...but in creating a situation by those who trouble us first with their immorality and then want to rub it in our faces and then profit from it. Cursed children for whom the fires of Hell wait in anticipation of their arrival.
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and others trouble us first with their morality.
Holier than thou.
It's a tossup as to which is worse/less enjoyable.
Jimmy Swaggart still comes to mind.
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It certainly doesn't justify being "unholier than thou". I really get tired of the stupid phrases people who don't even understand them try and use, like "judge not...." when it's obvious from the reading that it's not encouraging lack of judgement but rather righteous judgement.
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