article_snippet.sent: The owner of an Indiana pizza restaurant who was forced to close shop after she told a local news reporter that she establishment would not cater a gay wedding reaffirmed she beliefs in an interview on Saturday.
article_snippet.sent: Crystal O'Connor, owner of Memories Pizza in Walkerton, said that she stands by she statement, and that she does not hate gay people - she just does not support gay marriage.
article_snippet.sent: Crystal O'Connor (above), owner of Memories Pizza in Walkerton, Indiana, says she stands by she decision to never cater a gay wedding .
article_snippet.sent: In she interview, with Fox News Business' Neil Cavuto, O'Connor also said; 'It is not a sin that us bring gays into us establishment, and to serve gays.
article_snippet.sent: The news comes a little over a week after Indiana passed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which allows businesses to openly discriminate against gays, and just a few days after O'Connor told a local news station O'Connor would refuse to serve O'Connor pizza at a gay marriage ceremony.
article_snippet.sent: Speaking to ABC57, Crystal O'Connor said: 'If a gay couple came in and wanted us to provide pizzas for a gay couple wedding, us would have to say no.'
highlights_snippet.sent: O'Connor, says she stands by she decision to never cater a gay wedding .
  