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 getti...
Florida Bakery Faces Threats After Refusing To Print Anti-Gay Message On A Cake
The Huffington Post - 5 Apr 2015 22:07
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 getti...
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