People Are Cracking Up At This Woman’s Conversation With A Client Demanding That She Create An Anti-Vax Door Sign
Interview With ArtistPushing away the tide of ignorance is something teachers have been doing ever since the dawn of time, but it’s not exclusive to teachers—every one of us is more or less responsible for ensuring that said ignorance doesn’t lead to bad things happening to good people.
And this one woman has been doing just that, albeit not necessarily through education as much as it was a clever clap-back at people perpetrating anti-vaccinationism. Is that a word? You get the point!
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Running a business is not easy as it is without clients submitting requests that clash with your morals
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Meet Lexi, an arts and crafts guru from Knoxville, Tennessee who creates everything from pictures to doormats to witty signs. And quite recently she got a request from a client named Samantha to create a very particular custom sign.
In particular, it was supposed to be one of those round signs and it should have said “welcome unvacinated [sic!] and unafraid” using a “pretty” font to be hung on the customer’s front door by Thanksgiving.
Now, while there are surely people who would have just taken the order, performed it, and would’ve been on their way, Lexi was more conscious about serving such a client. After all, doing this would have meant supporting the anti-vax cause, and that’s something Lexi did not agree with.
Lexi Rhodes of the Sleepy Owl got a request for an anti-vax sign, and that’s something she does not agree with
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You’d think a polite ‘no’ would suffice, but nope, the client just turned hella rude
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“My initial reaction to the potential client’s request was, quite literally, an eye roll,” elaborated Lexi in an interview with Bored Panda. “I immediately knew I would not make the requested sign, so my next thoughts were related to determining how to best proceed in denying her request. “
So, after Lexi politely responded, Samantha seemed to have turned somewhat hostile and said she didn’t ask for Lexi’s opinion—“i just want you to do your job like im paying you for” [sic!] For the record, she hadn’t paid yet, but that’s beside the point.
But Lexi was having none of it and she ‘maliciously complied’ by actually creating a round door sign that said what Samantha wanted it to say… and then some.
So, as a response, Lexi ‘maliciously complied’ to the request and added a little bit more to it
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And yes, she replied to the client, as you can see in the screenshot
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“I have been very vocal in regards to the hope that the COVID vaccines bring us to help end this global pandemic and my support of them. After all, I am a mother to a special-needs child (4 years old and not yet of age to be vaccinated) that relies on in-person services and I have personally experienced loss from this deadly virus, as not long before I received Samantha’s request, my grandmother died from COVID,” elaborated Lexi.
She continued: “I had been mostly silent within my business on my standpoint, but this request gave me the push I may have needed to make my stance known. I felt my initial response to her was direct and finite, so I was honestly surprised to hear back from her at all. Though this was the first request I had received to make a sign promoting anti-vaccination, this was not the first time that I have been treated poorly by a potential client. So, when she responded to my refusal in the manner in which she did, I felt I needed to be more clear in how I prefer to conduct business, which is simply making products that adhere to my ethical standards and working with clients that share a mutual respect for the process and everyone involved.”
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@thesleepyowlhomeJust because I ✨can✨ make something doesn’t mean I will. #karen #customerservice #pettybetty #refusework #smallbusiness #maker #covid #vaccineswork #sheep #ba♬ Act 2: In the Hall of the Mountain King – Edvard Grieg
Overall, people online have been supportive of Lexi, despite there being some hate
So, the sign ended up saying “Welcome. We are unvac[c]inated and unafraid.” with a little asterisk at the end clarifying “and uneducated.” The design was soon slapped onto the reply message on GMail and sent to Samantha.
And, to add insult to injury, this move ended up very beneficial for Lexi’s crafts business as seen in this video where online shop purchases kept coming and coming.
“Overall, my decision to publicize the interaction on TikTok has been one of the best business decisions I have ever made,” elaborated Lexi. “Though I have received a fair amount of nasty and threatening messages and emails, I have received far more messages of support and I have so many new clients that have brought meaning into my work that I didn’t even know was missing.”
Unfortunately, the insults didn’t stop there as Lexi got a couple more letters, one from someone who’s unvaccinated, but educated, saying “your an idiot,” to which Lexi responded with “*you’re”, and another one here claiming the vaccine is not fully tested. We’ll just stop there. But these few drops of hate were nothing compared to the sea of support Lexi got from TikTok.
“I wasn’t very surprised at the amount of views the video generated [352k as of this article], as vaccination standpoints are often a trending topic on TikTok. I was, however, incredibly surprised by the response to the video, from both sides,” explained Lexi.
Needless to say, the business was booming afterwards and Lexi was greeted with an inbox full of requests after this little clap-back
“Most surprising was the amount of people that had taken time from their day to stop what they were doing to send me an email or message to express their support and share their stories and simply spread their kindness. In the beginning, it was quite overwhelming, as I had never received so many emails and orders at one time before. I struggled to prioritize and respond to everyone but, once I laid out a clear path forward, I’ve managed quite well and have enjoyed the new opportunities and learning experiences this has offered me.”
You can check out the video and read the comments here, and you can also check out Lexi’s store, where she has all of the ‘no to anti-vax’ designs on sale. But before you run off to the other side of the internet, tell us your thoughts on this in the comment section below!
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Share on FacebookI actually think it’s really important for uneducated, selfish, and generally offensive anti vaxers to be reminded that they bear no relevance whatsoever in a caring, educated society.
These people are just a study in contradiction. I want to tell you all about how bad vaccines are but I do not want to hear about how safe they are. I want body autonomy but definitely will tell a pregnant woman what to do with hers. It must be exhausting to be them.
Completely. My favourite contradiction...’we are unafraid....oh, except for vaccines, science, 5G, anything non binary, history, microchips, liberalism, having my gun taken away, body autonomy, universal healthcare......’
Load More Replies...The ironic thing is that these people who are unvaccinated and screaming about their rights and how they're being persecuted are the same people who refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couple or support anything outside of "normal" because "it's against their beliefs and morals." But if they're denied services because it's against our beliefs, God forbid!!
right? EXACTLY. You can't fix stupid people, but damn I wish we could stop them from breeding lol
Load More Replies...Republicans: "You can't force me to get vaccinated!" Also Republicans: "Women must be forced to give birth if pregnant, no exceptions, not even for rape, incest, or the health of the woman." Y'all can't have it both ways. And pregnancy isn't contagious.
Jessicamorganmaloney, she DID say no, and tried to leave it like that. But the customer came back at her, and insisted. So, she got what she came for. A sign. A very good, well thought out sign. Good for her.
I love the people trying to tell her she was rude in her reply when it was the anti-vaxx shitstain that decided to start hurling insults. As usual.
The one comment said exactly what I was thinking - all the people who say they’re “unafraid” are too scared to get a vaccine. It’s well within her rights to refuse business from someone if she’s not comfortable with the request. Like if someone asked for a custom sign that alluded to having sex with dogs, it would definitely be allowed for her to say “no way, that’s illegal and unfair to dogs” and I bet those people in the comments wouldn’t be all “um that person didn’t ask for your opinion, you should do something else to make money if you aren’t going to agree to every request” with that one.
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Load More Replies...I would love a bumper sticker that says "Educated, vaccinated, and caffeinated".
That's absolutely hilarious. It's time to stop tolerating the anti-vaxxers. They are destroying our world.
I'm guessing the buyer is a Christian, which is ironic considering they worship a guy who called Himself "The Lamb of God". Also, anti-vaxxers should wear this sign all the time, like a cow bell
For those who think they should hands off the project. That's called personal integrity. I'll give the anti vax GOP some time to research what that is.
"She just asked you for a sign, you could've said no". It's the hypocrisy that kills me, she actually said no and the customer tried to force her. Only THEN she maliciously complied.
why is there always a correlation between being an Anti-vaxxer and poor spelling and grammar?
Because they're stupid and uneducated. They spend all their time on the internet reading garbage posted by other people who are also stupid and uneducated.
Load More Replies...Hilarious and completely necessary response. Stupid antivaxxers . Don't know anything!
The cake thing isn't quite the same, since sexual orientation is protected by anti-discrimination laws. Vac status is not.
Yeah, you can choose to be an unvaxxed selfish idiot.
Load More Replies...Response to people feel it’s their choice not to be vaccinated. You’re correct… you have the right to choose either way. What upsets me is when some who is eligible but refuses to get vaccinated so often they don’t understand or care about how their choice effects others. If you want to jump off the roof of an 80 floor sky scraper feel free…. just don’t do it while holding onto my 78 yr old mother who has cancer & take her with you. Not only is she high risk of getting Covid because of her chemo treatments, she medically is not allowed to get the vaccine. What you do does effect others. The problem I’m running into is that the majority of non-vaccinated people are also UNWILLING to wear a mask & social distance. (Side) note also getting tired of the unvaccinated Christians telling me God will protect them… he did - it’s the vaccine 🙄
as for god protecting the unvaccinated, yeah... google patriarch of serbia death covid. If god doesn't love a patriarch of the church, not sure who he would love.
Load More Replies...I'm pretty sure any respected company would not make a sign with a swastika, or promote genocide, so for those that think the customer is more important than the morals of the company are just wrong.
Always always always make fun of these neanderthals ... she told her 'no' what did she expect?
Please be kind to Neanderthals. They were quite intelligent. Unlike republican anti vax a holes :)
Load More Replies...I agree with that teacher, I'm not a teacher but I need a sign that says "Educated, Vaccinated and Caffeinated" that's brilliant!
At least the anti-vax individuals want to proclaim their status and shout it out, I guess. It lets the rest of us know to stay the hell away. However, anger got the best of the artisan. She could have just refused OR made the sign with a note explaining she did not agree. That may have made a difference somehow. Name calling doesn’t help anyone see more clearly, it instead pushes them into a more defensive posture. That definitely doesn’t help the health crisis. Miseducated is a better expression than uneducated...more accurate description. (I’m pro-vax by the way. Just think a different approach may be better. No one benefits from hateful rhetoric.)
Ah, so if someone asked if they can make a sign about the protocols of the elders of zion, they're also just miseducated, and need to be treated kindly so they can understand that anti-semitism isn't cool? Antivaxxers are complicit in nothing less than genocide. 720 000 deaths in USA lies squarely at the doors of the antivaxxers, starting with the orange sh1tgibbon.
Load More Replies...something kinda scary-- my dad's a paramedic and he thinks masks dont work. he also thinks that you can't quarantine/stay home because "strong immune systems" are the best protection (instead of vaccines)
So those without strong immune systems are just SOL. That's a very sad, selfish attitude, and unfortunately he's not the only one who thinks and acts that way. But it definitely sounds like he's in the wrong profession, or is experiencing serious job burnout.
Load More Replies..."Im a lion not a sheep". Just another idiot parroting what every other idiot parrots while getting their 'news' only from Facebook and Fox News. Its hilarious how much these morons project.
OK so to summarise for those antivaxxers who somehow managed to stray onto BP instead of DerStürmer or whatever rag they normally read: Choosing to not be vaccinated affects others. Spreading fake news affects others. 720 000 deaths in usa can be attributed to fools believing fake news and not taking scientific precautions. HOWEVER, being gay and not having a cake made on those grounds is like refusing to make cakes for black people or for jews. It's straightforward discrimination or racism. Being gay is neither a choice nor is it an infectious disease that causes deaths. There is a BIG difference here. As mentioned above, if someone asks for a cake with a swastika, or a poster with a swastika, you are entitled to refuse because it is simply hate speech, racism, and harmful to others (as we can see from the holocaust).
I'm going to say that while it's not as common as many would claim my mother got the J&J shot due to the mandate and has had several problems that are known reactions to the shot. The vaccines were rushed when compared with normal medical approval processes. Further, those already ill with other infections are at increased risk. My doctor and I discussed the shot and given my normal reactions to vaccines we determined that I should self quarantine as much as possible and not get the shot as there was a considerable risk of the vaccine side effects killing me. The vaccines are safe for most people but not all. Those with rapid heart rate or high clotting factor are suggested to not get the shot. I'm not opposed to the vaccine, I'm opposed to it being forced on my family and myself when it could legitimately kill us. Further, the vaccines are not as effective as originally touted or it wouldn't be strongly suggested to get a booster just six months later.
dude the base rate of natural clot deaths is higher than the vaccine-induced clot rate death. In other words, according to the stats I saw in EU, the vaccine is associated with LOWER clot deaths than usual.
Load More Replies...As someone that knows about the dangers of these "experimental gene therapies", not vaccines, I don't want anyone that has been jabbed, in my surroundings bc they shed
I can see it as a concern for a business to take on a polarizing project that could potentially be seen as a reflection of the creator's opinion. A simple decline on the request for all political and Covid related subjects would have been more appropriate than making something in disdain. The customer really didn't insult Lexi or push her views. She just simply made a request for it to be made. Lexi's reply, no matter which side you lean, is off-putting and I don't blame the customer for feeling offended. Whatever wars the customer was creating is her issue not Lexi's and Lexi shouldn't have taken it personally. Just laugh it off or refuse. I wouldn't want to buy anything from her now.
are you quite insane? She is refusing to make a thing that promotes fake news that causes DEATH. Mass death, to be precise. That is quite different to the cake issue. The customer should be offended and should be informed that their view is harmful. If someone asked Lexi for a sign with a swastika on it, she would also be justified in refusing, instead of saying "oh oops best I do not offend you and best I get on with making your pro-genocide signage".
Load More Replies...This isn't politics or science, it's business. Either you take the job or not, your choice, but you shouldn't use a business request to boost your profile on social media. Although I agree with your stance and I am fully vaccinated I would put you and your company in the same pot at those that refuse to make wedding cakes for gay couples. And on top of that prodding her to respond and then doing the "baaa" thing was just immature. You wouldn't have done that if it were just you and her talking to each other, you did it to show off on the internet. I'm really getting tired of people acting like if "those people" think differently than me than I can dog them and call them inappropriate, unprofessional things and it's OK. But, if they do the exact same thing to you than they're scum who deserve to be shamed (while boosting your likes and profile). Honestly, you're all insecure, needy, and just plain thirsty.
No dude. Choosing to not be vaccinated affects others. Spreading fake news affects others. 720 000 deaths in usa can be attributed to fools believing fake news and not taking scientific precautions. HOWEVER, being gay and not having a cake made on those grounds is like refusing to make cakes for black people or for jews. It's straightforward discrimination or racism. Being gay is neither a choice nor is it an infectious disease that causes deaths. There is a BIG difference here. As mentioned above, if someone asks for a cake with a swastika, or a poster with a swastika, you are entitled to refuse because it is simply hate speech, racism, and harmful to others (as we can see from the holocaust).
Load More Replies...Sexual orientation is protected by anti-discrimination laws. Being an anti-vaxxer isn't.
Load More Replies...No dude. Choosing to not be vaccinated affects others. Spreading fake news affects others. 720 000 deaths in usa can be attributed to fools believing fake news and not taking scientific precautions. HOWEVER, being gay and not having a cake made on those grounds is like refusing to make cakes for black people or for jews. It's straightforward discrimination or racism. Being gay is neither a choice nor is it an infectious disease that causes deaths. There is a BIG difference here. As mentioned above, if someone asks for a cake with a swastika, or a poster with a swastika, you are entitled to refuse because it is simply hate speech, racism, and harmful to others (as we can see from the holocaust).
Load More Replies...Science isn't a matter of opinion. Anti-vaxxers don't deserve respect.
Load More Replies...Looks like you are the ignorant one. You won't gain immunity from Covid-19. Covid-19 isn't Chicken Pox, you dumb little s**t.
Load More Replies...Except that it HAS been tested, it IS effective, and is, in fact, safe. 🙄
Load More Replies...I'm so sorry that you got downvoted, I can completely understand and fully support what you are saying. There are risks to the vaccine just as there are risks to COVID-19, and it's someone's personal decision to decided whether they want to take it or not. However, those refusing it based on conspiracy theories, rather than actually research, should seriously rethink their reasoning.
Load More Replies...being gay does not kill people... being unvaccinated does
Load More Replies...Except that a cake doesn't hurt anyone and not being vaccinated can kill people. a slight difference, maybe?
Load More Replies...Yes they do. I provide remodeling services but I’m not going to have my crews paint swastikas all over someone’s home even if they pay me to do it. We own our companies, not the other way around. Peasants shouldn’t assume they have control over things we built. And it’s “your” not “you’re.”
Load More Replies...I actually think it’s really important for uneducated, selfish, and generally offensive anti vaxers to be reminded that they bear no relevance whatsoever in a caring, educated society.
These people are just a study in contradiction. I want to tell you all about how bad vaccines are but I do not want to hear about how safe they are. I want body autonomy but definitely will tell a pregnant woman what to do with hers. It must be exhausting to be them.
Completely. My favourite contradiction...’we are unafraid....oh, except for vaccines, science, 5G, anything non binary, history, microchips, liberalism, having my gun taken away, body autonomy, universal healthcare......’
Load More Replies...The ironic thing is that these people who are unvaccinated and screaming about their rights and how they're being persecuted are the same people who refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couple or support anything outside of "normal" because "it's against their beliefs and morals." But if they're denied services because it's against our beliefs, God forbid!!
right? EXACTLY. You can't fix stupid people, but damn I wish we could stop them from breeding lol
Load More Replies...Republicans: "You can't force me to get vaccinated!" Also Republicans: "Women must be forced to give birth if pregnant, no exceptions, not even for rape, incest, or the health of the woman." Y'all can't have it both ways. And pregnancy isn't contagious.
Jessicamorganmaloney, she DID say no, and tried to leave it like that. But the customer came back at her, and insisted. So, she got what she came for. A sign. A very good, well thought out sign. Good for her.
I love the people trying to tell her she was rude in her reply when it was the anti-vaxx shitstain that decided to start hurling insults. As usual.
The one comment said exactly what I was thinking - all the people who say they’re “unafraid” are too scared to get a vaccine. It’s well within her rights to refuse business from someone if she’s not comfortable with the request. Like if someone asked for a custom sign that alluded to having sex with dogs, it would definitely be allowed for her to say “no way, that’s illegal and unfair to dogs” and I bet those people in the comments wouldn’t be all “um that person didn’t ask for your opinion, you should do something else to make money if you aren’t going to agree to every request” with that one.
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Load More Replies...I would love a bumper sticker that says "Educated, vaccinated, and caffeinated".
That's absolutely hilarious. It's time to stop tolerating the anti-vaxxers. They are destroying our world.
I'm guessing the buyer is a Christian, which is ironic considering they worship a guy who called Himself "The Lamb of God". Also, anti-vaxxers should wear this sign all the time, like a cow bell
For those who think they should hands off the project. That's called personal integrity. I'll give the anti vax GOP some time to research what that is.
"She just asked you for a sign, you could've said no". It's the hypocrisy that kills me, she actually said no and the customer tried to force her. Only THEN she maliciously complied.
why is there always a correlation between being an Anti-vaxxer and poor spelling and grammar?
Because they're stupid and uneducated. They spend all their time on the internet reading garbage posted by other people who are also stupid and uneducated.
Load More Replies...Hilarious and completely necessary response. Stupid antivaxxers . Don't know anything!
The cake thing isn't quite the same, since sexual orientation is protected by anti-discrimination laws. Vac status is not.
Yeah, you can choose to be an unvaxxed selfish idiot.
Load More Replies...Response to people feel it’s their choice not to be vaccinated. You’re correct… you have the right to choose either way. What upsets me is when some who is eligible but refuses to get vaccinated so often they don’t understand or care about how their choice effects others. If you want to jump off the roof of an 80 floor sky scraper feel free…. just don’t do it while holding onto my 78 yr old mother who has cancer & take her with you. Not only is she high risk of getting Covid because of her chemo treatments, she medically is not allowed to get the vaccine. What you do does effect others. The problem I’m running into is that the majority of non-vaccinated people are also UNWILLING to wear a mask & social distance. (Side) note also getting tired of the unvaccinated Christians telling me God will protect them… he did - it’s the vaccine 🙄
as for god protecting the unvaccinated, yeah... google patriarch of serbia death covid. If god doesn't love a patriarch of the church, not sure who he would love.
Load More Replies...I'm pretty sure any respected company would not make a sign with a swastika, or promote genocide, so for those that think the customer is more important than the morals of the company are just wrong.
Always always always make fun of these neanderthals ... she told her 'no' what did she expect?
Please be kind to Neanderthals. They were quite intelligent. Unlike republican anti vax a holes :)
Load More Replies...I agree with that teacher, I'm not a teacher but I need a sign that says "Educated, Vaccinated and Caffeinated" that's brilliant!
At least the anti-vax individuals want to proclaim their status and shout it out, I guess. It lets the rest of us know to stay the hell away. However, anger got the best of the artisan. She could have just refused OR made the sign with a note explaining she did not agree. That may have made a difference somehow. Name calling doesn’t help anyone see more clearly, it instead pushes them into a more defensive posture. That definitely doesn’t help the health crisis. Miseducated is a better expression than uneducated...more accurate description. (I’m pro-vax by the way. Just think a different approach may be better. No one benefits from hateful rhetoric.)
Ah, so if someone asked if they can make a sign about the protocols of the elders of zion, they're also just miseducated, and need to be treated kindly so they can understand that anti-semitism isn't cool? Antivaxxers are complicit in nothing less than genocide. 720 000 deaths in USA lies squarely at the doors of the antivaxxers, starting with the orange sh1tgibbon.
Load More Replies...something kinda scary-- my dad's a paramedic and he thinks masks dont work. he also thinks that you can't quarantine/stay home because "strong immune systems" are the best protection (instead of vaccines)
So those without strong immune systems are just SOL. That's a very sad, selfish attitude, and unfortunately he's not the only one who thinks and acts that way. But it definitely sounds like he's in the wrong profession, or is experiencing serious job burnout.
Load More Replies..."Im a lion not a sheep". Just another idiot parroting what every other idiot parrots while getting their 'news' only from Facebook and Fox News. Its hilarious how much these morons project.
OK so to summarise for those antivaxxers who somehow managed to stray onto BP instead of DerStürmer or whatever rag they normally read: Choosing to not be vaccinated affects others. Spreading fake news affects others. 720 000 deaths in usa can be attributed to fools believing fake news and not taking scientific precautions. HOWEVER, being gay and not having a cake made on those grounds is like refusing to make cakes for black people or for jews. It's straightforward discrimination or racism. Being gay is neither a choice nor is it an infectious disease that causes deaths. There is a BIG difference here. As mentioned above, if someone asks for a cake with a swastika, or a poster with a swastika, you are entitled to refuse because it is simply hate speech, racism, and harmful to others (as we can see from the holocaust).
I'm going to say that while it's not as common as many would claim my mother got the J&J shot due to the mandate and has had several problems that are known reactions to the shot. The vaccines were rushed when compared with normal medical approval processes. Further, those already ill with other infections are at increased risk. My doctor and I discussed the shot and given my normal reactions to vaccines we determined that I should self quarantine as much as possible and not get the shot as there was a considerable risk of the vaccine side effects killing me. The vaccines are safe for most people but not all. Those with rapid heart rate or high clotting factor are suggested to not get the shot. I'm not opposed to the vaccine, I'm opposed to it being forced on my family and myself when it could legitimately kill us. Further, the vaccines are not as effective as originally touted or it wouldn't be strongly suggested to get a booster just six months later.
dude the base rate of natural clot deaths is higher than the vaccine-induced clot rate death. In other words, according to the stats I saw in EU, the vaccine is associated with LOWER clot deaths than usual.
Load More Replies...As someone that knows about the dangers of these "experimental gene therapies", not vaccines, I don't want anyone that has been jabbed, in my surroundings bc they shed
I can see it as a concern for a business to take on a polarizing project that could potentially be seen as a reflection of the creator's opinion. A simple decline on the request for all political and Covid related subjects would have been more appropriate than making something in disdain. The customer really didn't insult Lexi or push her views. She just simply made a request for it to be made. Lexi's reply, no matter which side you lean, is off-putting and I don't blame the customer for feeling offended. Whatever wars the customer was creating is her issue not Lexi's and Lexi shouldn't have taken it personally. Just laugh it off or refuse. I wouldn't want to buy anything from her now.
are you quite insane? She is refusing to make a thing that promotes fake news that causes DEATH. Mass death, to be precise. That is quite different to the cake issue. The customer should be offended and should be informed that their view is harmful. If someone asked Lexi for a sign with a swastika on it, she would also be justified in refusing, instead of saying "oh oops best I do not offend you and best I get on with making your pro-genocide signage".
Load More Replies...This isn't politics or science, it's business. Either you take the job or not, your choice, but you shouldn't use a business request to boost your profile on social media. Although I agree with your stance and I am fully vaccinated I would put you and your company in the same pot at those that refuse to make wedding cakes for gay couples. And on top of that prodding her to respond and then doing the "baaa" thing was just immature. You wouldn't have done that if it were just you and her talking to each other, you did it to show off on the internet. I'm really getting tired of people acting like if "those people" think differently than me than I can dog them and call them inappropriate, unprofessional things and it's OK. But, if they do the exact same thing to you than they're scum who deserve to be shamed (while boosting your likes and profile). Honestly, you're all insecure, needy, and just plain thirsty.
No dude. Choosing to not be vaccinated affects others. Spreading fake news affects others. 720 000 deaths in usa can be attributed to fools believing fake news and not taking scientific precautions. HOWEVER, being gay and not having a cake made on those grounds is like refusing to make cakes for black people or for jews. It's straightforward discrimination or racism. Being gay is neither a choice nor is it an infectious disease that causes deaths. There is a BIG difference here. As mentioned above, if someone asks for a cake with a swastika, or a poster with a swastika, you are entitled to refuse because it is simply hate speech, racism, and harmful to others (as we can see from the holocaust).
Load More Replies...Sexual orientation is protected by anti-discrimination laws. Being an anti-vaxxer isn't.
Load More Replies...No dude. Choosing to not be vaccinated affects others. Spreading fake news affects others. 720 000 deaths in usa can be attributed to fools believing fake news and not taking scientific precautions. HOWEVER, being gay and not having a cake made on those grounds is like refusing to make cakes for black people or for jews. It's straightforward discrimination or racism. Being gay is neither a choice nor is it an infectious disease that causes deaths. There is a BIG difference here. As mentioned above, if someone asks for a cake with a swastika, or a poster with a swastika, you are entitled to refuse because it is simply hate speech, racism, and harmful to others (as we can see from the holocaust).
Load More Replies...Science isn't a matter of opinion. Anti-vaxxers don't deserve respect.
Load More Replies...Looks like you are the ignorant one. You won't gain immunity from Covid-19. Covid-19 isn't Chicken Pox, you dumb little s**t.
Load More Replies...Except that it HAS been tested, it IS effective, and is, in fact, safe. 🙄
Load More Replies...I'm so sorry that you got downvoted, I can completely understand and fully support what you are saying. There are risks to the vaccine just as there are risks to COVID-19, and it's someone's personal decision to decided whether they want to take it or not. However, those refusing it based on conspiracy theories, rather than actually research, should seriously rethink their reasoning.
Load More Replies...being gay does not kill people... being unvaccinated does
Load More Replies...Except that a cake doesn't hurt anyone and not being vaccinated can kill people. a slight difference, maybe?
Load More Replies...Yes they do. I provide remodeling services but I’m not going to have my crews paint swastikas all over someone’s home even if they pay me to do it. We own our companies, not the other way around. Peasants shouldn’t assume they have control over things we built. And it’s “your” not “you’re.”
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