Comments on: Gay Rights Trump 1st Amendment

By: jackie

jackie — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 02:35:03 +0000

you are right, we must be proud to be persecuted. Jesus sees this and has our reward ready

By: jackie

jackie — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 02:33:51 +0000

this is lame. no one should tell anyone else who to photograph or not. i don’t make you drink, i don’t make you dance, hey, i don’t make you take drugs, you do that on your own. i don’t tell you to go to seller’s bro’s when walmart is cheaper. i don’t tell you to buy gas at valero when shell is more better. so, in that same way, you don’t tell me who to take pictures of. those gays are just so vain and didn’t know what to do, they are so bored that they decided to just persecute this lady for what she believes. read the bible people, gays are so wrong, their reward is imminent

By: Avis

Avis — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 17:48:57 +0000

This just goes to show the end of time is nearing. Kudos to Elaine for standing firm on her Christianity beliefs.

God never promised a bed of roses without the thorns. Satan will try anything to get someone to give in and then he’s won…laughing the whole time. Elaine will answer to the Higher Power who I think…know…will praise her for the choice she made. God is mightier and more powerful than any court system and who will remaining standing in the end…those who have stood up for their beliefs. Sure, she could have lied and said she was booked, but no, she chose not to lie as that’s a sin. But I’m sure most people don’t think of it that way.

Remember…everyone will answer to God. Are you prepared?

Elaine…if you are reading this, I hope to meet you someday and will congratulate you for the stand you took. Until then, may God bless. Keep up the good work.

By: myname

myname — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 00:24:22 +0000

I view photography it as art. Thus I don’t want to be forced to create certain types of art, namely: Pornography, violence, hate, or unions between a man and two women, unions between a woman and her dog…

You get the idea? Is the government going to force me to photograph the next naked woman that asks me?

By: Ron

Ron — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:22:26 +0000

I love Walter Williams and I’ve heard him speak on this many times. The concept that discrimination is always bad is simply a refusal to actually use your brain since it cannot stand up to even the least scrutiny. It is right there with prohibitions against profiling as a stupid concept that is widely accepted because most people have little to no ability to think critically. Or if they do, they don’t bother.

By: Jenn Sierra

Jenn Sierra — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:02:27 +0000

Walter Williams, wrote an excellent essay on Discrimination a few years ago, here:

"...Imagine how silly, not to mention impossible, life would be if discrimination were outlawed. Imagine engaging in just about any activity where we couldn't discriminate by race, sex, height, weight, age, mannerisms, college selection, looks or ability; it would turn into a carnival. I've sometimes asked students if they believe in equal opportunity in employment. Invariably, they answer yes. Then I ask them, when they graduate, whether they plan to give every employer an equal opportunity to hire them. Most often they answer no; they plan to discriminate against certain employers. Then I ask them, if they're not going to give every employer an equal opportunity to hire them, what's fair about requiring an employer to give them an equal opportunity to be hired? Sometimes students will argue that certain forms of discrimination are OK but it's racial discrimination that's truly offensive. That's when I confess my own history of racial discrimination. In the late 1950s, whilst selecting a lifelong mate, even though white, Mexican, Indian, Chinese and Japanese women might have been just as qualified as a mate, I gave them no chance whatsoever. It appears that most Americans act identically by racially discriminating in setting up marriage contracts...(more)