How does everyone here feel about eating a cake despite knowing that its baker hates you and whose only reason to serve you with that cake was his fear of the law?

//How does everyone here feel about eating a cake//

What, a whole cake?

No wonder we have an obesity epidemic...

//despite knowing that its baker hates you and whose only reason to serve you with that cake was his fear of the law?//

Having worked in hospitality, I can assure you that ALL customers are dicks and are despised uniformly. You don't serve them because you like them, or just out the goodness of your heart, or because you're worried about the Man dragging you away if you don't. You serve them because it's your job, and you need money in order to survive.

Now, how do you feel about being served despite knowing that everyone hates you and their only reason to serve you is a fear of being poor?

Bakers do not hate me, so wtf are you talking about? We are not all homos, and most of us will not be giving a thought to homos who can't buy a cake. Besides, what are these pathetic people doing? Poncing into a bakers and saying that they want a cake for their same sex marriage, or are they doing what everybody else does and simply ordering a wedding cake? A cake is a cake, no matter who pays for it and who eats it.

Unless customers reveal their strange sexuality to the baker, he is not going to know what they are and will make the cake. Queers have got want they want through bullying and conning the plebs with mis-use of the word 'equality'. Are they going to continue with their look-at-me nonsense, or is it just you, Yuyutsu, stirring the possum in your usual, odd way?

Dear Yuyutsu,

What law are you talking about regarding bakers?

No such law has been passed in our parliament
and the current Dean Smith bill that has passed
in the Senate provides all the
necessary protections for bakers, florists,
churches, photographers, musicians, et cetera.

It appears that the only fears - are sadly those in your
own mind.

cont'd ...

Dear Yuyutsu,

BTW: Our baker is a personal friend and we've
been eating his superb cakes for decades. He also
happens to be gay. We shall be attending his
wedding as soon as the Bill is legislated,
sometime next year.

cont'd ...

Dear Yuyutsu,

It has just occurred to me that if you knew that
the baker hates you then it would not make much
sense to order a cake from him - because you'd
not trust him with the ingredients. Or would you?