Taste the double standard: Colorado bakeries can refuse anti-gay cakes, but not gay wedding cakes

Yes, really:

Last week, the Colorado Civil Rights Division ruled that Denver’s Azucar Bakery did not discriminate against William Jack, a Christian from Castle Rock, by refusing to make two cakes with anti-gay messages and imagery that he requested last year.

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Last year, the Colorado Civil Rights Division ruled that another bakery, Masterpiece Cake Shop in Lakewood, could not refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couple, calling it discriminatory.

All clear now?

https://twitter.com/Rebecca_Halton/status/584196705660174336

@michellemalkin Intellectual inconsistency at its finest

— Gregory Tapis, Ph.D. (@GregoryTapis) April 4, 2015

#headdesk MT @michellemalkin CO Civil Rights agency rules bakery can refuse anti-gay cake, but it's discrimination to refuse pro-gay cake

— Tammy Bruce (@HeyTammyBruce) April 4, 2015

Capricious MT @michellemalkin: CO Civil Rights agency rules bakery can refuse anti-gay cake, but it's discrimination to refuse pro-gay cake.

— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) April 4, 2015

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And so the Republic dies. @michellemalkin @DLoesch

— (((Not Ashamed ن))) (@manatani) April 4, 2015