Seems to me

[mac56]

If your religion causes you to think that certain kinds of people are so bad that serving them at your job is in itself a sin, then maybe you don't belong in the service industry.

[unblock]

1. Some people act like they're absorbing someone else's sins if they don't hate on them

If you bring food to their table when they order, you're not accepting culpability for all their sins, you're just feeding them.

People have no problem with this concept when the patron is, say, a convicted murderer. You're just feeding them. You're not endorsing murder.

But when it's homosexuality, oh, no, they somehow feel they'll go straight to hell if they don't unleash all the hate they can muster.

If you think homosexual activity is a sin, don't do it. No ones asking you to. They're only asking you to bring food to the table or whatever. When did that become a sin?

[Corvo Bianco]

2. This Religion bit is just a good old boy excuse to act like a jackass.

That their opinions on homosexuality are legally covered as if their religious tenets have any place in the present world is such an embarrassment. They also think the world was created in seven days but I'd bet they'd be required to serve an anthropologist.

[Thomas Hurt]

3. I seem to recall being taught in church that we are all sinners...

not sure how the dude stays in business if he really is as pious and godly as he pretends.

Can't bake a cake for the gay sinners, why are you baking for the straight sinners.