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Florida Bakery Faces Threats After Refusing To Print Anti-Gay Message On A Cake
Days after the anti-gay pizzeria controversy rocked Indiana, former televangelist Joshua Feuerstein went after a Longwood, Florida, bakery for refusing to put the words “We do not support gay marriage” on a cake.
Feuerstein made the request himself, and when Cut The Cake owner Sharon Haller refused, she said threats started pouring in.
“He wanted us to put a hateful message on a cake, and I said, ‘We’re not gonna do that,’” Haller told Orlando news station WKMG Local 6, adding, “We started getting some hundreds of phone calls and making very nasty and negative gestures towards our business, towards us.”
As for Feurestein, he believes he’s teaching a lesson about tolerance.
“I believe that tolerance should be a two-way street,” he said in a video posted on his Facebook page. “But now it is that there are news outlets around this nation that are trying to paint me and others like me — because we’re Bible-believing individuals — to be bigots and full of hatred, when we’re simply pro-freedom.”
Neither Haller nor Feurestein immediately responded to a request for comment.
Watch Feurestein’s full video below:
YOU SHOULD BE SCARED IF YOU ARE A CHRISTIAN … they are coming for your freedom … THEY ARE ALREADY THREATENING…
Posted by Joshua Feuerstein on Saturday, April 4, 2015
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