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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (499533)	7/31/2012 8:27:47 PM
From: CF Rebel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 794375

I was not equating what the gay couple wanted with pornography. I was only pointing out that there are limits to what kind of work some people are going to be willing to do. Pornographic elements will offend the sensibilities of some bakers, but some will be willing to do as requested. Same with the wedding cake baker - gay marriage is beyond the moral limits of what he's willing to provide as a seller. Moral sensibilities, religious or not, must remain an individual prerogative within the law, and I believe that the baker is, per the law you cite, within the law. If the gay couple were insistent upon having only this baker make their cake, they should have asked if he'd be willing to do their cake up to the point of the applications and have someone else complete it. I doubt this was done. CF Rebel