Look. Ms. Brown doesn't have any quarrel with the black people . She isn't out to make life hard for them.

It's just she doesn't want to defy god’s will of separation by integrating (her words not mine.)

If she ever were approached or sued over not baking a pastry for them...well she might be sued into oblivion and her little bakery shop (not giving the name out) would be forced to close.

Maybe you all don't realize it, but its so much more than a bakery. Its an essential organ of Foxborough. Ive seen lives transformed there.

For instance, Shortly before thanksgiving I was shopping there for a pie or two. Out of the corner of my eye I saw young Travis Buford (Tom Buford's eldest) try to make off with a cranberry plum cake.

I grabbed him by his shirt collar and ordered him to approach Ms. Brown, admit what he had done and ask her forgiveness.

He actually cried and told her he was sorry and begged her not to call the police or tell his father ( Tom Buford is a good man..but a hard man and one given to the drink.)

She showed him mercy. She didn't call the cops or his father but she "requested" he help her can marmalade and jelly into glass cans. After he was finished she gave him a pocket new testament and told him to focus on the story of the apostle Paul. Like Travis, Paul was once a sinner who did great things for the Lord.

This past month Ive been seeing a lot more of Travis. He comes to church regularly (he hardly ever did before) is clean and scrubbed up looking, and is kind to all he meets. I haven't heard of him being at the bar in town for a while, and I saw him with a very respectable young girl outside the hickory tree. It was young Sally Pitcher, a good Christian girl. I sure hope his life is turned around now.

Travis Buford is just one of many Ms. Brown has won to the lord's cause and it has brought far more than just baked goods to Foxborough and the surrounding counties and towns.

I pray that the atheist leagues will just leave us and our cute little bakery in peace.. but I have my doubts

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I’ve changed two parts of this.

Her bigotry is not excused by any “good” acts. She runs a for profit business, and as such she has to serve all the public. Just because her type of bigotry is socially acceptable by certain parts of the country does not change what it is. It is still bigotry and it is still not acceptable to discriminate in a for profit business.

(December 30, 2018 at 5:15 pm)ResoluteBaptist Wrote: Look. Ms. Brown doesn't have any quarrel with the homosexuals . She isn't out to make life hard for them.

It's just she doesn't want to be implicated in their lifestyle (her words not mine.)

If she ever were approached or sued over not baking a pastry for them...well she might be sued into oblivion and her little bakery shop (not giving the name out) would be forced to close.

Maybe you all don't realize it, but its so much more than a bakery. Its an essential organ of Foxborough. Ive seen lives transformed there.

For instance, Shortly before thanksgiving I was shopping there for a pie or two. Out of the corner of my eye I saw young Travis Buford (Tom Buford's eldest) try to make off with a cranberry plum cake.

I grabbed him by his shirt collar and ordered him to approach Ms. Brown, admit what he had done and ask her forgiveness.

He actually cried and told her he was sorry and begged her not to call the police or tell his father ( Tom Buford is a good man..but a hard man and one given to the drink.)

She showed him mercy. She didn't call the cops or his father but she "requested" he help her can marmalade and jelly into glass cans. After he was finished she gave him a pocket new testament and told him to focus on the story of the apostle Paul. Like Travis, Paul was once a sinner who did great things for the Lord.

This past month Ive been seeing a lot more of Travis. He comes to church regularly (he hardly ever did before) is clean and scrubbed up looking, and is kind to all he meets. I haven't heard of him being at the  bar in town for a while, and I saw him with a very respectable young girl outside the hickory tree. It was young Sally Pitcher, a good Christian girl. I sure hope his life is turned around now.

Travis Buford is just one of many Ms. Brown has won to the lord's cause and it has brought far more than just baked goods to Foxborough and the surrounding counties and towns.

I pray that the atheist leagues will just leave us and our cute little bakery in peace.. but I have my doubts

Just do what we do in the deeper south.  If one of them starts yappin nonsense, we take their smartphone from them, bend them over our knee, and give them a new perspective on life.  After that, hand back their phone.  The swift justice approach has a quick way of getting them to reconsider their approach.

It's strange how the christian's pick and choose their personal sinners.

(December 30, 2018 at 6:49 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote:

(December 30, 2018 at 5:15 pm)ResoluteBaptist Wrote: Look. Ms. Brown doesn't have any quarrel with the homosexuals . She isn't out to make life hard for them.

It's just she doesn't want to be implicated in their lifestyle (her words not mine.)

If she ever were approached or sued over not baking a pastry for them...well she might be sued into oblivion and her little bakery shop (not giving the name out) would be forced to close.

Maybe you all don't realize it, but its so much more than a bakery. Its an essential organ of Foxborough. Ive seen lives transformed there.

For instance, Shortly before thanksgiving I was shopping there for a pie or two. Out of the corner of my eye I saw young Travis Buford (Tom Buford's eldest) try to make off with a cranberry plum cake.

I grabbed him by his shirt collar and ordered him to approach Ms. Brown, admit what he had done and ask her forgiveness.

He actually cried and told her he was sorry and begged her not to call the police or tell his father ( Tom Buford is a good man..but a hard man and one given to the drink.)

She showed him mercy. She didn't call the cops or his father but she "requested" he help her can marmalade and jelly into glass cans. After he was finished she gave him a pocket new testament and told him to focus on the story of the apostle Paul. Like Travis, Paul was once a sinner who did great things for the Lord.

This past month Ive been seeing a lot more of Travis. He comes to church regularly (he hardly ever did before) is clean and scrubbed up looking, and is kind to all he meets. I haven't heard of him being at the  bar in town for a while, and I saw him with a very respectable young girl outside the hickory tree. It was young Sally Pitcher, a good Christian girl. I sure hope his life is turned around now.

Travis Buford is just one of many Ms. Brown has won to the lord's cause and it has brought far more than just baked goods to Foxborough and the surrounding counties and towns.

I pray that the atheist leagues will just leave us and our cute little bakery in peace.. but I have my doubts

Just do what we do in the deeper south.  If one of them starts yappin nonsense, we take their smartphone from them, bend them over our knee, and give them a new perspective on life.  After that, hand back their phone.  The swift justice approach has a quick way of getting them to reconsider their approach.

Hate to say this but but my next response would be a swift kick to the face

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Quote:Look. Ms. Brown doesn't have any quarrel with the homosexuals . She isn't out to make life hard for them.

She clearly is by denying them a service she would give straight people . That's making things harder .

Quote:It's just she doesn't want to be implicated in their lifestyle (her words not mine.)

Tough then she should not have opened a business . 

Quote:If she ever were approached or sued over not baking a pastry for them...well she might be sued into oblivion and her little bakery shop (not giving the name out) would be forced to close.

Too bad 

Quote:Maybe you all don't realize it, but its so much more than a bakery. Its an essential organ of Foxborough. Ive seen lives transformed there.

Well then she shouldn't be denying people a service she clearly cares more about her backward views then the community (of which I assume homosexual are a part )

Quote:For instance, Shortly before thanksgiving I was shopping there for a pie or two. Out of the corner of my eye I saw young Travis Buford (Tom Buford's eldest) try to make off with a cranberry plum cake.

What the hell does that have to do anything 

Quote:I grabbed him by his shirt collar and ordered him to approach Ms. Brown, admit what he had done and ask her forgiveness.

Yeah uh huh got a point ?

Quote:He actually cried and told her he was sorry and begged her not to call the police or tell his father ( Tom Buford is a good man..but a hard man and one given to the drink.)

Seriously get the point your folksy rambling is not charming 

Quote:She showed him mercy. She didn't call the cops or his father but she "requested" he help her can marmalade and jelly into glass cans. After he was finished she gave him a pocket new testament and told him to focus on the story of the apostle Paul. Like Travis, Paul was once a sinner who did great things for the Lord.

No one cares

Quote:This past month Ive been seeing a lot more of Travis. He comes to church regularly (he hardly ever did before) is clean and scrubbed up looking, and is kind to all he meets. I haven't heard of him being at the  bar in town for a while, and I saw him with a very respectable young girl outside the hickory tree. It was young Sally Pitcher, a good Christian girl. I sure hope his life is turned around now.

No one cares and don't use real names online 

Quote:Travis Buford is just one of many Ms. Brown has won to the lord's cause and it has brought far more than just baked goods to Foxborough and the surrounding counties and towns.

No one cares 

Quote:I pray that the atheist leagues will just leave us and our cute little bakery in peace.. but I have my doubts

Is she denying gays the same service as straights that's reason enough

(December 30, 2018 at 8:30 pm)Amarok Wrote:

(December 30, 2018 at 6:49 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote: Just do what we do in the deeper south.  If one of them starts yappin nonsense, we take their smartphone from them, bend them over our knee, and give them a new perspective on life.  After that, hand back their phone.  The swift justice approach has a quick way of getting them to reconsider their approach.

Hate to say this but but my next response would be a swift kick to the face

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Quote:Look. Ms. Brown doesn't have any quarrel with the homosexuals . She isn't out to make life hard for them.

She clearly is by denying them a service she would give straight people . That's making things harder .

Quote:It's just she doesn't want to be implicated in their lifestyle (her words not mine.)

Tough then she should not have opened a business . 

Quote:If she ever were approached or sued over not baking a pastry for them...well she might be sued into oblivion and her little bakery shop (not giving the name out) would be forced to close.

Too bad 

Quote:Maybe you all don't realize it, but its so much more than a bakery. Its an essential organ of Foxborough. Ive seen lives transformed there.

Well then she shouldn't be denying people a service she clearly cares more about her backward views then the community (of which I assume homosexual are a part )

Quote:For instance, Shortly before thanksgiving I was shopping there for a pie or two. Out of the corner of my eye I saw young Travis Buford (Tom Buford's eldest) try to make off with a cranberry plum cake.

What the hell does that have to do anything 

Quote:I grabbed him by his shirt collar and ordered him to approach Ms. Brown, admit what he had done and ask her forgiveness.

Yeah uh huh got a point ?

Quote:He actually cried and told her he was sorry and begged her not to call the police or tell his father ( Tom Buford is a good man..but a hard man and one given to the drink.)

Seriously get the point your folksy rambling is not charming 

Quote:She showed him mercy. She didn't call the cops or his father but she "requested" he help her can marmalade and jelly into glass cans. After he was finished she gave him a pocket new testament and told him to focus on the story of the apostle Paul. Like Travis, Paul was once a sinner who did great things for the Lord.

No one cares

Quote:This past month Ive been seeing a lot more of Travis. He comes to church regularly (he hardly ever did before) is clean and scrubbed up looking, and is kind to all he meets. I haven't heard of him being at the  bar in town for a while, and I saw him with a very respectable young girl outside the hickory tree. It was young Sally Pitcher, a good Christian girl. I sure hope his life is turned around now.

No one cares and don't use real names online 

Quote:Travis Buford is just one of many Ms. Brown has won to the lord's cause and it has brought far more than just baked goods to Foxborough and the surrounding counties and towns.

No one cares 

Quote:I pray that the atheist leagues will just leave us and our cute little bakery in peace.. but I have my doubts

Is she denying gays the same service as straights that's reason enough

No need to kick them in the face.  After they get bent over the knee, then they will generally behave or leave the premises.

(December 30, 2018 at 8:42 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote:

(December 30, 2018 at 8:30 pm)Amarok Wrote: Hate to say this but but my next response would be a swift kick to the face

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She clearly is by denying them a service she would give straight people . That's making things harder .


Tough then she should not have opened a business . 


Too bad 


Well then she shouldn't be denying people a service she clearly cares more about her backward views then the community (of which I assume homosexual are a part )


What the hell does that have to do anything 


Yeah uh huh got a point ?


Seriously get the point your folksy rambling is not charming 


No one cares


No one cares and don't use real names online 


No one cares 


Is she denying gays the same service as straights that's reason enough

No need to kick them in the face.  After they get bent over the knee, then they will generally behave or leave the premises.

No i meant if you tried that on me or anybody I'm protesting with . Id duff so hard you never walk straight again which would be a shame because I like you . And were not the ones who need to behave nor will we be leaving .

(December 30, 2018 at 8:49 pm)Amarok Wrote:

(December 30, 2018 at 8:42 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote: No need to kick them in the face.  After they get bent over the knee, then they will generally behave or leave the premises.

No i meant if you tried that on me or anybody I'm protesting with . Id duff so hard you never walk straight again . And were not the ones who need to behave nor will we be leaving .

It's that kind of attitude that would get you bent over the knee to begin with.

(December 30, 2018 at 8:50 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote:

(December 30, 2018 at 8:49 pm)Amarok Wrote: No i meant if you tried that on me or anybody I'm protesting with . Id duff so hard you never walk straight again . And were not the ones who need to behave nor will we be leaving .

It's that kind of attitude that would get you bent over the knee to begin with.

It's our attitude that needs adjusting or will be adjusted and again I'm sorry to say I doubt that they will be many knees to do that. At least ones that aren't broken .

(December 30, 2018 at 8:52 pm)Amarok Wrote:

(December 30, 2018 at 8:50 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote: It's that kind of attitude that would get you bent over the knee to begin with.

It's our attitude that needs adjusting or will be adjusted  and again I'm sorry to say I doubt that they will be many knees to do that. At least ones that aren't broken .

Right, well if you want to break knees, you'll just have a redder behind.  After about 50 repetitions, there assuredly won't be anymore nonsense.  Just, "Yes sir", "No sir", and "I'm sorry"

Now now! Th3 M4X..I appreciate you are a fellow southerner and a fellow Christian (where in the south are you from? Alabama? Louisiana? ole Miss?)

But as one Christian to another, I must insist you not engage in petty squabbling with these..people who need our help and guidance.

Be meek and mild..and turn the other cheek to insults..though I do like your approach.

Unforuntatley I don't think Ms. Brown would be saved by swatting someone on the rump. She has done that (and boxed the ears) of children who swear in her shop or boys who try and read the magazines with questionable scantily dressed women on them...but I do fear for her if she is sued by some big liberal interest group.

I ask for your thoughts and prayers..to keep Foxborough, Tennessee...on the straight and narrow..and as Christian as Bethlehem at Christmas!!