If Walmart has the right to tell a person to still wear a mask even in a state where the mandate has been lifted, why doesn't a baker have the right to say he wont bake a LGBT cake? Seems like different topics, but its the same principle. - The Donald

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If Walmart has the right to tell a person to still wear a mask even in a state where the mandate has been lifted, why doesn't a baker have the right to say he wont bake a LGBT cake? Seems like different topics, but its the same principle.

posted 23 days ago by BS2020 23 days ago by BS2020 +510 / -0

ability to enforce rules on private property

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– G_regulator 1 point 23 days ago +1 / -0

I agree that sueing instead of just finding a baker that's happy to do the work is using the judicial branch to punish those who disagree with your opinions.

Also there's a difference between being denied access to services universally because of your political or religious beliefs and being denied service by one baker and not another.

Fundamentally I think we agree.

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– BS2020 [S] 2 points 23 days ago +2 / -0

I do believe we agree -- reasonable people can do that lol

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