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LIVE AUDIO: Supreme Court hears free speech arguments over company refusing to create websites for gay weddings (303 Creative v. Elenis) (www.supremecourt.gov) ✝️   UNDER GOD   ✝️
posted 64 days ago by BarronTimeTraveler 64 days ago by BarronTimeTraveler +2142 / -0
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– BabbleRabble 147 points 64 days ago +147 / -0

compelled speech is not free speech.

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– BarronTimeTraveler [S] 112 points 64 days ago +116 / -4

"Gay rights" is NOT the same as race/ interracial rights

This is the greatest trick the Left has snuck in. Call it out EVERY time.

Homosexuality is a counterfeit degenerate lifestyle, it is NOT equal to the color of people's skin

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– ThisTrainHasNoBrakes 89 points 64 days ago +89 / -0

Even if it was - why should you be forced to do creative work for anyone you don’t like?

This is NOT the same as saying that someone won’t serve you a burger because of your color.

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– Hanging_Chad 41 points 64 days ago +42 / -1

If someone were to refuse to serve me a burger because of my lack of color, then I would simply take my monies elsewhere 🤷🏻‍♂️

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– ThisTrainHasNoBrakes 17 points 64 days ago +20 / -3

Yes but that is a very slippery slope. Think about how conservatives have been unpersoned in big tech.

Here the equivalent might be trying to force an artist to do some Wakanda bs or something…whereas you really can’t force artistic expression.

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– DrCowboyPresident 16 points 64 days ago +16 / -0

Freedom of Association is in the Constitution

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– NomadicKrow2 -2 points 64 days ago +1 / -3

It isn't, but has been upheld as part of the 1A.

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– Hanging_Chad 4 points 64 days ago +7 / -3

I only eat artisanal burgers. no ass burgers for me

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– rootGoose 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

The primary difference with big tech isn’t about a right to free association, but that they editorialize and then pretend that they don’t editorialize.

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– ThisTrainHasNoBrakes 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Absolutely, however…

Want to editorialize? Fine - you are a publisher and now you are on the hook for ALL Covid deaths whose family want to sue you for misinformation on ivermectin being horse paste. Both what you said directly, and what was said that you didn’t remove.

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– rootGoose 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Well said.

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– 9358h98wh4go 6 points 64 days ago +6 / -0

Unless no business will serve you...

Or unless no critical business will serve you...

Google, Apple, AA, Delta, Chase, BoA, Visa....

Don't need to corrupt them all, just the important ones.

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– Hanging_Chad 4 points 64 days ago +4 / -0

don't forget GoFuckMe

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– Joequill 6 points 64 days ago +7 / -1

And if they did that to enough people, someone would come along and grab that market share, maybe even run the other guy out of business.

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– AnacronicA 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Yep, GET WOKE GO BROKE has been pretty prevalent!

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– cctw 1 point 63 days ago +1 / -0

Colorado wants "rights" for all customers, so if Ye walks into a cake shop and asks for a Hitler Nazi cake, the shop must make it for him.

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– Ghostof_PatrickHenry 28 points 64 days ago +29 / -1

The libertarian in me use to say, “live and let live, just don’t bother me.”

I killed that version of me—the naive little boy— a long time ago, so that the man could be born. He is a pragmatist, who now sees degenerates for what they are: insatiable sociopaths who are intolerant of real altruism.

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– NoahGav 10 points 64 days ago +10 / -0

And incompatible with a functioning society.

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– Cetera 5 points 64 days ago +5 / -0

Name checks out.

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– sustainable_saltmine 18 points 64 days ago +19 / -1

"gay rights" is the same as anyone else wanting "rights" ("trans rights", etc). They just want special protection from satire, jokes, negative speech, negative sentiment and to force others to not only acknowledge them but forcibly "affirm" them, and celebrate their deviancy. They want it to be forced into daily life as "normal" and to punish anyone who resists.

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– BigBadJim 7 points 64 days ago +7 / -0

Like smallhats.

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– BillGateCanSuckIt 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Small hats. Ah, a willow reference. I would have given the first two episodes an A except they just immediately had to include a lesbian scene. Like it was somehow necessary for the plot

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– Basedsliceofwinning 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

The gays I know are never happy. It was the end of the world that they couldn't get married. Then, they got gay marriage. Now, they just remain unmarried and bitch incessantly about other stuff.

You can't make the alphabet group happy. So I don't even bother trying anymore.

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– BabbleRabble 14 points 64 days ago +14 / -0

there is no such thing as "homo"sexual. It is a false equivalent to compare procreation between a man and a woman to a dude sticking his dick in another dude's ass. it's sodomy, it's fornication... it's NOT sex.

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– Joequill 8 points 64 days ago +9 / -1

I've always thought this way too. Even the concept of oral sex, I have a hard time calling it by that title. I feel sexual intercourse is the only sex.

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– chickeninoven 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Slick Willy, is that you?

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– GenWashington 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Never forget Will Smith said he loved "dude wipes" - I always felt that was odd... Big Mike likes em too

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– Trumpy_Bear 1 point 63 days ago +1 / -0

Yes. The blacks issue and the creation of non-discrimination law back then was the only say to stop literal guerilla warfare-wagers who were forcing all areas of the South to be no-blacks-allowed regardless of whether the businesses wanted it or not (they didn't, more customers is more money)

Tye situation with gays is NOT the same and anyone who says so is a racist asshole

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– tom_machine 7 points 64 days ago +7 / -0

"MUH PRIVATE COMPANY"

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– HockeyMom4Trump 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Like mandatory volunteer hours

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– vote_for_MAGA_2020 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

More of the same old shit, faggots pushing lawsuits for political gain.

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– cantrememberpassword 63 points 64 days ago +63 / -0

Websites for gay weddings? I think this would fall into the gay wedding cake category.

With that said, why don't gays want to help gay web designers? Why is it always make my webcake bigot?

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– PhantomShield72 35 points 64 days ago +35 / -0

There is no opportunity for virtue signaling about how "oppressed" you are if you simply patronize one of the thousands of business that agree with your political beliefs...

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– vote_for_MAGA_2020 13 points 64 days ago +13 / -0

This is what kills me, there’s a thousand companies out there that would make a gay wedding website. But no, they decide to target this one. Proof that this is about compelling people to go along with the faggot agenda.

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– Rooster-J-Cogburn 3 points 64 days ago +4 / -1

It's all about lawfare.

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– deleted 11 points 64 days ago +11 / -0
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– cantrememberpassword 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

Yeah, but then Rupert Murdoch bought it and then no one uses it anymore.

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– myswedishfriend 6 points 64 days ago +6 / -0

Because they are specifically looking for places that don't agree with them, and then going after them.

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– PurgeTheWoke 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

Because it’s not about the website it’s about revenge. They love sin.

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– CovfefeVideo 36 points 64 days ago +36 / -0

This has standing. Got it.

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– BetaODork 35 points 64 days ago +35 / -0

Came here for this. Supreme Court is always real quick to hear bullshit cases about faggots. Meanwhile election fraud….nope.

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– panthicc 6 points 64 days ago +6 / -0

FWIW, the web designer was the one who filed a preemptive lawsuit challenging the state's law. As far as I can tell, it doesn't look like she's being sued for not providing services. Seems like it ought to have standing considering a lower court denied her appeal and this appears to be a constitutional conflict, and because SCOTUS has previously set precedent that this law is unconstitutional.

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– memetron 32 points 64 days ago +33 / -1

"we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason."

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– NoahGav 18 points 64 days ago +19 / -1

Only in a free country.

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– memetron 4 points 64 days ago +4 / -0

free country or not im still a free man. and free men make a free nation.

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– ironhorse 0 points 64 days ago +3 / -3

You can say it, but in practice your reason for refusal could be against the law.

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– memetron 1 point 64 days ago +3 / -2

my rules or leave my business. no law can force me to serve anyone i dont want to and fuck any law to the contrary!

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– BailoutsAreSocialism 1 point 64 days ago +2 / -1

And laws can be unconstitutional ! And the people the enforce said unconstitutional laws ARE TRAITORS !

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– ironhorse 0 points 63 days ago +1 / -1

laws can be unconstitutional !

and still be against the law.

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– FLYWHEEL_PRIME -3 points 64 days ago +1 / -4

Yea, not how it works chief.

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– memetron 4 points 64 days ago +4 / -0

its how it works or you can gtfo MY place of business ya fucking cunt! if you refuse to leave i will physically remove you. please come again.

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– BarronTimeTraveler [S] 26 points 64 days ago +26 / -0

The United States Supreme Court will hear the case of a Colorado web designer who refuses to build websites for same-sex couples citing her religious beliefs.

Colorado web designer Lorie Smith, owner of 303 Creative, LLC, preemptively filed a lawsuit challenging the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act to place a disclaimer on her website stating her reasons for refusing service to same-sex couples in violation of her religious beliefs, The Hill reported Tuesday.

The proposed disclaimer, "I will not be able to create websites for same-sex marriages or any other marriage that is not between one man and one woman. Doing that would compromise my Christian witness and tell a story about marriage that contradicts God's true story of marriage — the very story He is calling me to promote," would violate the accommodation provisions of the state law, which says, "any place of business engaged in any sales to the public and any place offering services, facilities, privileges, advantages, or accommodations to the public" may not "directly or indirectly ... refuse ... to an individual or a group, because of ... sexual orientation ... the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, or accommodations of a place of public accommodation."

Newsmax article: https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/scotus-law-colorado-discrimination/2022/02/22/id/1057987/

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– Yuri_Nator 6 points 64 days ago +7 / -1

it would be cheaper to just make the site a parody.

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– deleted 2 points 64 days ago +3 / -1
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– OIKOBOIKO 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

The dude is saying for the website designer to make a parody site for the gay wedding

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– ironhorse 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

or just miss the deadline.

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– Yuri_Nator 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

I'm taking about the website she refused to make.

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– BarronTimeTraveler [S] 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Got it - sorry pede : )

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– Rooster-J-Cogburn 1 point 64 days ago +2 / -1

Put Ace and Gary on there on repeat.

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– Hallelujahjaffar 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

I think the easiest way around this law would be to agree to do the work but quite like 9 times the normal amount. Basically, the I don’t want the job number contractors sometimes throw out

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– cyberwar 23 points 64 days ago +24 / -1

enough with the fags. ban faggotry. they overplayed their hand. now the backlash has to be severe to reign them in.

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– MagneticArm 10 points 64 days ago +11 / -1

Sodomy is a fetish, not a sexual orientation.

They convinced the American Public otherwise.

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– deleted 21 points 64 days ago +21 / -0
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– PraiseBeToScience 4 points 64 days ago +5 / -1

You'd never get the Jewish cake to court because any lawyer would be sanctioned by... ... Just for taking your case.

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– Shalomtoyou 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Actually, Gay trump Judaism.

There was a case quite some time ago. There was a Jewish-oriented therapy group called JONAH, I believe. They did some talk therapy that may (or may not) help change same sex attraction. Of course, you signed documents to say there was no guaranteed cure. (There never is with Psychology) But some people say it helped them, some say it didn't.

They were sued into oblivion by Big Gay and forced to dissolve.

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– deleted 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0
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– bluto36 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

plus there are infinite web creation sites and companies... you dont even need to get off your homo ass

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– inquisitivedave 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Thats not going to work. They have written special protections for "sexuality" in our legal code. The simple fact of the matter is that a majority of people in this country believe that homosexuality is "natural" and "something you are born with", while religion is something that people can choose.

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– deleted 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0
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– Trumpy_Bear 1 point 63 days ago +1 / -0

Not really, the alphabet people could just fuck off and easily get goods and service for 99.9% of the stuff they need from 99.9% of the people selling such things who don't care about their gayness

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– inquisitivedave 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

The whole crux of this issue is that these people ascribe to the false belief that you are born with your sexuality, therefore it deserves more protection than religion. That is the narrative that needs to be challenged. You can't turn it around on them because following a certain religion is a choice. It won't work.

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– inquisitivedave 0 points 63 days ago +0 / -0

you're not very bright are you?

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– deleted 1 point 63 days ago +1 / -0
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– Trumpy_Bear 1 point 63 days ago +1 / -0

I do believe it is something some people are born with. I just don't believe in 100% unquestioning acceptance. No matter how you spin it most aspects of it are sub-optimal. Gays will always be deviant in the literal sense of the word. Well, guess what? Being deviant from a norm is usually loaded with problems and on net worse. I mean for fuck's sake, I have extra wide feet and it's hard enough for me just to buy shoes and that's just one small tiny aspect of life. Now you talk about a person's SEXUALITY AND ROMANCE, damn, that's a big aspect of life.

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– Shalomtoyou 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

So argue Christianity (And Judaism, Islam, any other religion) also has special protections. Which it does ... at least according to the first amendment.

One hypothetical I put was if some hater of religions goes to a religious Christian or Jew and says: "Make me a graven image. You know, the one that your Ten Commandments tells you not to make? Make it for me. Or I'll sue."

What happens then?

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– inquisitivedave 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Again, it's not going to work. They believe that because you (supposedly) can't choose your sexuality it deserves a higher tier of protection than religion, just like race.

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– Tokyo20DrinkingGame 20 points 64 days ago +20 / -0

For those of you who think this is the same as the Colorado baker case, there's a slight difference. Last time, the SCOTUS never directly ruled on the compelled speech argument, they only ruled on the fine itself. This case should get them to rule on the compelled speech part. Much more important case, in my opinion.

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– vote_for_MAGA_2020 2 points 64 days ago +4 / -2

I’m really not counting on ACB or Kavanaugh on this one. Their alleged catholic backgrounds be damned, I think they’ll side with the libshits on this.

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– boredrandomguy 20 points 64 days ago +21 / -1

Being forced to make a gay wedding website (or any website with a message you don't agree with) is compelled speech.

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– TheLesserBambino 9 points 64 days ago +9 / -0

This. The cake guy didn't refuse to bake a gay couple a cake, he just wouldn't do a gay wedding cake. I'm sure this guy is the same "I'll make you a website, just not a gay wedding website."

They would have an argument if either party had called them fags and kicked them out. But despite the media hype that isn't what happened.

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– MRVPUTIN 18 points 64 days ago +19 / -1

As someone who builds websites and does marketing for small businesses, this really shouldn't even be an issue. If someone/businesses come to me and I don't want to work with them, I tell them my schedule is full.

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– WontAttackFelloPedes 7 points 64 days ago +7 / -0

This is how you do it without discriminating. You don't say, "I would but wahhh you're gay and I don't wanna." That's how you get sued.

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– Itiswrittenkjv1611 15 points 64 days ago +15 / -0

Should be able to though

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– BailoutsAreSocialism 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Yeah ... but you should be able to just tell them THAT YOU JUST DON'T WANT TO BECAUSE THEY ARE UGLY , or BLACK , OR FUCKING GAY !

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– ThouShallNotSteal 17 points 64 days ago +18 / -1

If you want to be gay, do it in your own fucking house and shut the fuck up about it. The majority are tired of you whiny faggots.

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– vote_for_MAGA_2020 4 points 64 days ago +5 / -1

Put fags back in the closet. Kicking and screaming if needed.

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– ironhorse 4 points 64 days ago +4 / -0

-------> this way to gay closet ------> <helicopter sound increases>

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– BarneyFrank 17 points 64 days ago +17 / -0

Wax my balls, bake my cake and make my website bigot!

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– HotRoastedNuts 5 points 64 days ago +5 / -0

Too bad there's only one cake shop and one web designer in the state of Colorado.

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– peterthegreen 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

If that were the case, they might actually have a compelling argument.

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– Wolf_22 16 points 64 days ago +16 / -0

My god... To the person who can't stop coughing, GO OUTSIDE.

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– BurtMcGirt 14 points 64 days ago +14 / -0

They were probably "vaccinated".

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– True-Patriot1776 16 points 64 days ago +16 / -0

Homosexuality is an abomination.

Everything the flows down from that perversion is predictable. Eventually sex with animals, dead corpses, etc… will be justified and if you don’t agree YOUR A BIGOT.

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– MagneticArm 5 points 64 days ago +6 / -1

Homosexuality is a fetish. Call it what it is, sodomites.

Just like people who fuck animals are into beastiality, people who fuck the same sex are into sodomy.

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– WontAttackFelloPedes 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Who does she think makes her Apple computer she builds websites with?

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– SecedeNOW 4 points 64 days ago +4 / -0

Chinese people who aren't gay and believe homosexuality is an abomination as well.

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– ShadowInv 0 points 64 days ago +1 / -1

I don’t think 7 year old slaves know what gay is.

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– Chickapede 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

Well in this country they better damn well know or their 2nd grade teacher will tell them.

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– SecedeNOW 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

They shouldn't any way 😅

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– TheLesserBambino 15 points 64 days ago +15 / -0

They really lost the plot when it went from you need to accept were here, to now you must participate in our lifestyle.

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– Captain-D 14 points 64 days ago +14 / -0

I used to feel a lot compassion and understanding for the gays at an individual level even if I didn't agree with it as a Christian. Now the agenda has been pushed so far in terms of both pressure on society and extremism in depravity that I avoid all gays and lesbians completely, even at the cost of some friendships. It's sad but this is what they've sewed.

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– ShadowInv 1 point 64 days ago +2 / -1

Who is pushing that agenda? Most of the gays I know in the “bear” community don’t pay much attention to it.

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– Captain-D 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

I don't know but I live in Oregon and it's very aggressive, hence why I know a lot of gay people and am very sensitive to it now. It's loud here.

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– RockyMin 14 points 64 days ago +14 / -0

Why is this even an issue? Can't the gay people just find another web designer who will create their site? They are a dime a dozen these days.

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– ATK69 5 points 64 days ago +5 / -0

No, because they’re relentless busy body faggots with empty souls so in order to feel anything other than dicks up their holes, they try and impose their degenerate lifestyles on people that just want to be left alone. Reasoning with these things is not an option anymore.

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– DefenderDad 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

That isn't the point. The (((people))) pushing this agenda are using this as a way to force compliance with their narrative and agenda.

Once they can force someone to either act against their own beliefs or lose all of their business/income - then they have the golden ticket to start taking everyone's belongings.

For instance, using this precedent once set, say you are a doctor and a person would have the ability to walk up and demand "cut legs off, I identify as a paraplegic." Either you cut those legs off or you lose everything.

This isn't about a website, this is about power and precedent.

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– BarneyFrank 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Of course they can but they want every principled person to bend to their degeneracy.

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– malkontent2024 13 points 64 days ago +13 / -0

The country is being dismantled and this is what scotus is doing? Makes total sense.

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– Chickapede 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

By stopping this nonsense it does stop the dismantling a bit. It restores individual rights to have an opinion and not have some troon force their morality on your business and paycheck.

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– Here4thememology 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

they want gay faghot marriage while they sit on the ashes of america

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– Redatnight 12 points 64 days ago +13 / -1

So would a black owned business have to make a KKK cake?

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– think_for_yourselves 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

It's so dumb that I think it would be this simple to make people change their opinions on this issue.

Someone doing that would be called racist etc etc etc, but would they really be like "of course they have to bake the cake"? Hell no.

Although they'd probably just say "being gay is ok being racist isn't so therefore bake the fucking cake"

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– FliesTheFlag 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Would love to see the gymnastics they pull out for that

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– JS_Mill 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

That's not a "protected" class, so no.

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– PraiseBeToScience 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Then do a White Pride cake. Make it very much about race.

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– RicFlir 12 points 64 days ago +13 / -1

Social media companies have the right to deny a platform to millions of people they disagree with politically, but this company needs to be compelled to create a gay website 🙄🙄🙄 🤡🌎

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– Dev404 12 points 64 days ago +12 / -0

Gay people can make their own websites, but that's not the issue. They demand that we have to obey their opinions while they can ignore ours. They want preferential treatment enforced by the government. That's what this is always about.

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– DickHammer 6 points 64 days ago +6 / -0

We should force gay people make straight pride, pro life, and Christian things for us.

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– Dev404 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

That would be an interesting reversal that would make lefties cry which would make me laugh.

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– TheConstitutionRules 11 points 64 days ago +12 / -1

I think that was Barret at the end -- she was the only one to make a cohesive argument! The others focused all their time wordsmithing and showing off -- but the whole case is really quite simple and Barret understood by explaining that compelling a writer's speech is the same as compelling a designer or a photographer's "speech."

you cant tell a creator they have to create what they don't want to create

Kudos to Barret on this one

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– Sticky 7 points 64 days ago +7 / -0

She’s right of course but this is about forcing you to submit to globohomo, logic or law be damned

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– TheConstitutionRules 0 points 64 days ago +1 / -1

eventually there are going to be so many laws and such a convoluted justice system that you can interpret a path to doing anything, legally -- on that day lawyers and judges will be the first target

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– justicecode 11 points 64 days ago +11 / -0

Mentally ill faggots (all of them) don't deserve the same rights as normal people.

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– RedPillosopher1776 11 points 64 days ago +11 / -0

Wasnt this issue already decided with the bakery case.

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– JimmyNelson 4 points 64 days ago +4 / -0

They will touch every link in the chain testing for weakness.

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– Brellin 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Mentally ill trannies and their supporters will use their time and money to try and poke holes in the law everywhere they can, often for no other reason than to punish people. They already know that certain people and places will not cater to them so they use the courts as a weapon to punish those people even if they know that ultimately it will go nowhere. It SHOULD be thrown out as SLAP suits which is what they are, but most judges in the US seem to be fucking afraid to stand up to the trannies for fear of getting canceled.

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– Lurker6 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

No, they didn't rule on any first amendment issues there. They only ruled that Colorado was unfair in the process it used to fine the bakery.

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– RedPillosopher1776 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Oh

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– BarronTimeTraveler [S] 11 points 64 days ago +11 / -0

Thanks Mods

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– Pdjco658 11 points 64 days ago +11 / -0

So a neonazi can go into a Jewish bakery and force them to make a Hitler cake?

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– TakeAmericaBack103 7 points 64 days ago +7 / -0

Will instantly get Kanye West treatment. Some animals are more equal than others on this farm.

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– Shalomtoyou 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

I used that argument many, many, MANY times on the internet.

And wouldn't you know it -- they NEVER gave a real answer.

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– flatissmooth 11 points 64 days ago +11 / -0

You cannot compel another's actions. That is slavery.

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– HotRoastedNuts 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

The feds compel all the time. If the states don't pass a seat belt law they lose federal highway money. Ditto for drinking age. If you don't buy health insurance you get slammed with a tax. SCOTUS can go either way on this but if their decision favors Lorie Smith I'll be pleasantly surprised.

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– flatissmooth 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

I seem to have missed it, which is Lorie Smith in this?

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– HotRoastedNuts 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

The web designer.

Lorie Smith, 38, sued the Colorado Civil Rights Commission in 2016 over state anti-discrimination laws barring her from advertising that she won’t create websites for couples of the same sex.

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– flatissmooth 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Hmmm.. That is touchy.and goes into anti-discrimination laws. If she were denying a specific design because she did not want to do it herself she is allowed, but to deny someone something because you do not like them is the root of so many of the Nations problems.

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– Southboundanddown 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Looks more like she is denying amoral behavior.

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– HotRoastedNuts 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

I don't know which way to roll on this. I tend to favor the web designer not being forced to do work that violates her religious beliefs.

What if you were a photographer and somebody hired you to photograph them having sex? With cucumbers? Don't be vegan bigot!!

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– flatissmooth 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

I don't think it even has to be religious. If she isn't comfortable doing it. It is a bit loaded because she is leaning on the first amendment by declaring that she would not serve a group of people based on something that I haven't seen as being personably controllable which hits on discrimination.... Though, if we let the free market decide which would require her to be open and honest and allow her to deny people if she wants. This could even hit on access to disabled... Because if a business does not want to it doesn't have to... Could be a great opportunity to see who is who in the world all together.

I am all for Government being able to compel action of the corporation to protect their people, but forcing people to do something that they disagree with is very unAmerican in my opinion. Very sticky.

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– bg4u 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

I agree, but people already accepted compelled service based on race though.

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– tt777 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

Black = no choice. Gay = choosing to have gay sex. There's the difference.

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– bg4u 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Totally irrelevant. Still compelled service.

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– peterthegreen 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

No one is compelled (yet) to perform homosexual acts but everyone is compelled to belong to a race (and gender) on the basis of their genetics.

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– Trumpy_Bear 2 points 63 days ago +2 / -0

"No one is compelled...."

Lol, give it 5 more years

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– Trumpy_Bear 1 point 63 days ago +1 / -0

It was necessary to go around the Klan's local guerilla enforcement of anti-black against local businesses who were happy to serve blacks

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– Bullet3250 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Black freeman owned slaves too...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMDbVd2mkvw

Slavery was not 'just race' - it was an economic system going back eons.

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– flatissmooth 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

And then choose to get rid of it, one would note that it was never technically allowed in the first place... Their is room for argument with indentured servitism, but that has to be agreed by both parties in a common tongue and comprehension and may not exceed the true value of the good or service being exchanged by more than agreed amount by both parties in common tongue and comprehension not exceeding 10%. (that isn't law, but maybe one day) but slavery was never legal to the extent at which it is portrayed as having happened. I am not saying that it did not happen the way that it was portrayed I am only saying that it was never really legal. That is a common problem with law, if people do not want to follow them they will not, if people do not KNOW them they will not follow them.

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– bg4u 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

I'm talking about right now.

You are not allowed to refuse service based on race. Service is compelled, and this is accepted by most people.

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– flatissmooth 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Service is not compelled. I cannot go into a Deny's and order a lap dance and Expect that service. I might be able to get it but that is not the point.

She cannot deny based on their orientation, I agree with that, but she can deny specific things that she will not do.

Honestly, all she had to do was individually turn down business that she was not comfortable with accepting, completely her choice to do so. She does have a right to deny service, I think that might be a focus here.

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– bg4u 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

You said before compelled service is slavery. You just said "She cannot deny based on their orientation, I agree with that".

Ergo, you agree with slavery. All the rest of that is mental gymnastics to avoid that conclusion.

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– flatissmooth 1 point 64 days ago +1 / -0

Denying service based on something like orientation or race is anti capitalist at it's root though, isn't it?

It would be one thing if she simply individually denied service as it was requested. The blanket "I refuse to serve you because you are different" though....

I am not a justice so it doesn't matter what I think so settle your tits, mate. Conversation helps us all, k?

I have already agreed that she has a right to deny service, Government cannot force her to serve anyone she doesn't want to and perhaps her promoting that she will not serve a specific group would be best to stream line past the confusion that is sure to happen.

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– Trumpy_Bear 1 point 63 days ago +1 / -0

Ladies and gentlemen, we found the big-L Libertarian idiot

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– BlitheringIdiot 11 points 64 days ago +11 / -0

This just pisses me off that special interest groups think they can force companies to do what they want, other than just not taking their business there.

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– TakeAmericaBack103 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

Especially when those same fucking faggots, literally same fucking faggots, banned all conservatives everywhere and said it's their right to "refuse service to Trump supporters". But when others refuse service right back to them, suddenly they butt hurt.

Elenis you will never be a real woman!!!

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– Dictator_Bob 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

That doesn't piss me off at all after seeing what the communists want companies to do. What pisses me off is what that is and how they circumvent the law of the land in partnership with the state. This is what we are seeing here.

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– YOLOSwag_McFartnut 11 points 64 days ago +11 / -0

You can't force me to provide someone a service, period.

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– ThomasJackson 6 points 64 days ago +7 / -1

Oh boy are you in for a surprise

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– CmonPeopleGetReal 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

Aint that the truth

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– Conspiracytheorist 3 points 64 days ago +3 / -0

IF I was forced to “bake a gay cake” I would do such a fucking poor job at it and then sue them for not paying lol

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– fazaman 10 points 64 days ago +10 / -0

A website specifically for a wedding? I doubt it. This is targeted harassment. They're asking for him to make that website specifically because they want him to refuse so they can sue.

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– Hades440 10 points 64 days ago +10 / -0

Man, remember when Twitter could remove the sitting President because private companies can do whatever they want?

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– AngryAsian 10 points 64 days ago +10 / -0

So are leftists saying that it's a private organization it can do what it wants or does that argument just apply to multi billion dollar corporations like Twitter?

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– bluto36 2 points 64 days ago +2 / -0

no twitter was a private company that could do want it wanted before Elon bought it and made it a private company that now needs to do want the left tell him to do or Elon is Nazi

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– DefenderDad 10 points 64 days ago +10 / -0

While this is horrible it had to get this far, it is an opportunity for the Supreme Court to vacate the latest law regarding Churches and having to perform/endorse gay "marriages" or lose tax exempt status.

That precedent would be a damning thing against a lot of the communists' bullshit.

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– EstCstCrkPt 4 points 64 days ago +4 / -0

Let their be light!

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– Trumpy_Bear -1 points 63 days ago +1 / -2

You guys keep saying this recent law will do that but I actually read the thing and it doesn't say that anywhere in the bill and even has protections against that

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– DefenderDad 2 points 63 days ago +2 / -0

You read this bill? https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/8404/text

Which says that if someone doesn’t recognize and affirm a gay marriage then they can sue you in civil court since you harmed them? Really.

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– Trumpy_Bear 1 point 63 days ago +1 / -0

Yes. Read what it fucking says. Section 6 even has specific protections against that.

Where are you reading that Churches will be able to be sued?

The only possibility, and that's a big maybe, is that some states may consider pastors/priests who can officiate weddings as "agents of the court", and then force them to officiate the legal process of gay couples on threat of punishment. And even then the priests and imams and rabbis could just refuse to be registered as legal marriage officiants and just stick with the religious stuff.

Yes I read the bill. I literally just read the text you linked to. Where the fuck does it say they can sue Churches? Are you people reading shit from ghosts in your head?

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– DefenderDad 1 point 63 days ago +1 / -0

You are referring to 6b. But that is the church. The pastor/priest who refused to perform it is in violation under 4c. The church is fine but the person is in violation.

I read the fucking bill.

It means you for refusing to say gay marriage is beautiful in all forms can be sued since it hurt the feelings of gay people.

How fucking hard is that to understand?

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– Trumpy_Bear 1 point 62 days ago +1 / -0

Acting UNDER COLOR OF LAW. Pastors priests rabbis and imams do not claim to be acting under law. They are religious figures. Again, MAYBE if the state says that officiating a wedding is acting as an agent of the court, but even then all the religious people could just not be the legal officiant. In general the whole bill is very specific in saying that it's referring to legal matters

Worst case scenario religious heads lose the right to sign a marriage certificate. Big whoop.

You all are trying to read into this law something that isn't there. Just because globohomo wants to arrest religious people doesn't mean they have the legal means to do so yet, or are even close to law getting that bad. It would take a LOT more precedents and ruling before it could get that bad

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– DefenderDad 1 point 62 days ago +1 / -0

When filling out marriage legal forms it is acting under color of law.

Dude, you ever get married?

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– Trumpy_Bear 1 point 62 days ago +1 / -0

Yes, exactly like I said could potentially be a way they could hound religious figures. Like I said, depending on the state, being a registered type of person who can sign off on marriages might count as being an "agent of the court", and then that's how they could go after people. But it's a meaningless non-problen of a problem, as couples could just do their own paperwork and the clergy would just stick to the religious stuff. There would be maybe one clergyman who gets hassled once by the law and then from then on everyone else would know not to register to be able to perform legal marriages

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– Chickapede 9 points 64 days ago +9 / -0

the libs are reeeing over Alito and heaping abuse on him on twatter. So he must be making good points.

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