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NullTuples

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8. "while upholding her beliefs" - that's called an opinion

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Mon Oct 24, 2022, 02:44 AM

Oct 2022

Someone's opinion - even a sincerely held one - isn't supposed to be granted a higher legal status than anti-discrimination laws. I mean, that's why they exist!

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Judge rules for California baker over same-sex wedding cake [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2022 OP

great, so I can refuse to do things for christians cuz they violate my beliefs. thanks judge nt msongs Oct 2022 #1

I should think that would only be fair. Deuxcents Oct 2022 #3

Can I refuse to serve African Americans if I claim my religion won't allow it? DBoon Oct 2022 #2

I suspect this is not the last we'll hear of this... brush Oct 2022 #4

This is a grey area Woodwizard Oct 2022 #5

OTOH, a cake is a cake. A Confederate flag differs from an American flag. usonian Oct 2022 #6

True Woodwizard Oct 2022 #9

I suspect the violent homophobia. People are propagandized to go to extremes. usonian Oct 2022 #10

I was in the army Woodwizard Oct 2022 #11

I am in the second (?) reddest county in California. Quite the experience. usonian Oct 2022 #12

So, it's OK to refuse services to Evangels and other RWNJ Christians. Scottie Mom Oct 2022 #7

"while upholding her beliefs" - that's called an opinion NullTuples Oct 2022 #8