The wedding cake issue again

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Oh, another thing, CeeCee, if you ever moved to Colorado or Wyoming, we’d leave. But, then again, guess we’d never have to worry about that!

We’ve done a lot of research on both Colorado and Wyoming and know the places that we’d love to live in.
 

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Post # 248 is you.........

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Originally Posted by Olivia
"But....someone, anyone,... forcing their 'way' their 'belief' just boils my blood."





That would be YOU rgp:smug1:​




Post # 249...is my reply too you.

I am not shooting the messenger
 
Keesha said:
That wasn’t MY quote.
It was ‘yours’ :laugh:
Olivia took a quote from you and copied it.
I was merely the messenger.

Soooo you know what they say?

Don’t shoot the messager

Also I don’t really have any position on this so I’m not sure what you ‘are’t supporting’:shrug:
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Kesha, have they dragged you into the middle of this? LOL
 

Olivia said:
Well, then, change the law to how it was in the "good old days".
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rgp said:
Who are you responding to ?
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you asked this of Olivia

Olivia said:
"But....someone, anyone,... forcing their 'way' their 'belief' just boils my blood."
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Olivia answered by quoting you.

Keesha said:
That would be YOU rgp:smug1:
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I merely answered for her. I most certainly did not say YOU ‘ were ‘ forcing your way, or your beliefs ‘ or that it just boils my blood. ‘

That was a direct quote from you.
 
ClassicRockr said:
Oh, another thing, CeeCee, if you ever moved to Colorado or Wyoming, we’d leave. But, then again, guess we’d never have to worry about that!

We’ve done a lot of research on both Colorado and Wyoming and know the places that we’d love to live in.
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You'd leave if if I moved to Colorado? I could easily move there, my sister lives there. I could be there sooner than you.
 
rgp said:
I didn't want to put it this way but.....I have NO religious argument in this. I am atheist / agnostic . I do not care who 'pokes' who . I like girls....period !

But....someone, anyone,... forcing their 'way' their 'belief' just boils my blood.

Scenario, I'm the baker....I'll bake ya what ever ya want .

Or.....I do not wish to participate in your ceremonial nuptials , have a nice day.

Either / or answer should be acceptable & accepted ...........jmo
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And the quote came from this post of yours.
 
rgp said:
LOL....sorry, but I don't remember "dragging" anyone, anywhere....She jumped in, on her own.

A right we all have....a decision we all make....or don't.
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I know, but had to say something. Don’t want everyone on this forum to dislike me. 😊
 
CeeCee said:
You'd leave if if I moved to Colorado? I could easily move there, my sister lives there. I could be there sooner than you.
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Seriously doubt you leave your grandkids, so. Anyway, living close to them is very important to you. Don’t blame you for that feeling.

I could just imagine what your daughter would think if you told her you were moving to there.
 
ClassicRockr said:
Seriously doubt you leave your grandkids, so. Anyway, living close to them is very important to you. Don’t blame you for that feeling.

I could just imagine what your daughter would think if you told her you were moving to there.
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Those grandkids are getting older and slowly leaving home. The younger ones live in Illinois, I'd be closer to them in Colorado.:)
 
CeeCee said:
Those grandkids are getting older and slowly leaving home. The younger ones live in Illinois, I'd be closer to them in Colorado.:)
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Go for it, then! I could just imagine seeing a picture of you all bundled up in a winter parka.

Oooops, said I was going to leave. Yep, gotta keep packing things for the move.
 
CeeCee said:
Except for Fresno, Ive lived my whole life in places with cold winters....you don't know me at all! Go pack!!
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Ok, enough arguing with you! You are you and we are we. Huge differences in likes and dislikes as well as personality.

Actually, I don’t know why we seem to try to change a Thread. Your thoughts, on some things, are very different than ours and that’s fine.

Well, got to get back to packing things up.
 
Keesha said:
Also true.

Perhaps it might depend on location. Here where we live protection of religious rights has a profound impact.

Going a bit off topic slightly but years ago in the province I live in a teenager went to his high school with a long dagger in his belt. The teachers were alarmed, called the police and he was arrested for carrying a dangerous weapon on school property.
He appealed later , went to court and won on the account that the dagger is part of his religious and cultural beliefs. They sued and won. This really surprised me a lot.

Now a new law might be passed that anyone who wears a turban due to religious beliefs doesn’t have to wear a motorcycle helmet or a helmet of any kind.

The world is changing.
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That might not be the case in the U.S.
 
Keesha said:
I agree Camper. That’s why I posted that location / Canada / our laws are much different than those of the U.S.
Ill even go as far as to say that, in general, that Canada is more liberated than many of the states in the U.S.
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But you have to remember in Canada. Federal law applies to all the provinces. The provinces can't exempt themselves compared to the U.S. And the U.S. Constitution was drafted to enable the states to make their own laws as long as they are within the Constitution.

They run into problems when they travel from one state to another especially with gun laws.
 
Camper6 said:
But you have to remember in Canada. Federal law applies to all the provinces. The provinces can't exempt themselves compared to the U.S. And the U.S. Constitution was drafted to enable the states to make their own laws as long as they are within the Constitution.

They run into problems when they travel from one state to another especially with gun laws.
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Oh yes and their laws can be vastly different from one state to another. Even the marijuana laws are different from state to state so if you were legal in one state and wanted to travel by car to another state, you can’t legally carry your medical marijuana even if you are legal and carded.

I know it’s not your thing Camper but I don’t not squat about gun laws but know lots about the other. :laugh:
 
Keesha said:
Oh yes and their laws can be vastly different from one state to another. Even the marijuana laws are different from state to state so if you were legal in one state and wanted to travel by car to another state, you can’t legally carry your medical marijuana even if you are legal and carded.

I know it’s not your thing Camper but I don’t not squat about gun laws but know lots about the other. :laugh:
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Well never in a thousand years would I have dreamt a political party would be elected on a marijuana ticket.

Thats just dumbing down the population.

Heres how it works. Before gambling was legal I never gambled. Then they legalized it and I tried it and got hooked .

The same thing will happen with legal marijuana. Not my country any more. Not even close. A nation of thieves.
 
Camper6 said:
Well never in a thousand years would I have dreamt a political party would be elected on a marijuana ticket.

Thats just dumbing down the population.

Heres how it works. Before gambling was legal I never gambled. Then they legalized it and I tried it and got hooked .

The same thing will happen with legal marijuana. Not my country any more. Not even close. A nation of thieves.
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I hope nobody minds us changing the subject somewhat but yes Trudeau definitely got elected primarily cause he promised he’d legalize it. The funniest thing was that his competition used it against him in their campaign only to discover in doing so they helped him get in.

I’ve never gambled but I doubt the same thing will happen. They conducted a world wide poll and discovered that Canada had the most users and this was long before Trudeau was elected.

I’m not really a drinker or partier and I certainly don’t believe marijuana is a gateway to other drugs.
The way I view it is that people are going to use whether it’s legal or not but it is better if it’s a controlled substance than an uncontrolled one. It’s better to have safe places to purchase rather than people buying it off the street. It’s safer. It will be taxed. It will be controlled. It will bring in employment opportunities meaning more revenue. It’s bringing new methods of use that are safer. Not everyone wants to use marijuana to get high. There’s more important contributions than merely the THC yet that’s the first thing most people think of when they picture cannabis.

A lot of research is being done on it and it’s successfully treating people with epilepsy, autism, ptsd, glaucoma, nausea from chemotherapy and a list of other ailments.
Its not all doom & gloom Camper.

Sorry for not talking about the cake .
 
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Keesha, of all the drugs used to treat CPTSD in it’s most severe form, marijuana is the most effective with the least harmful side effects, and the lowest level of dependency.
 

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