WorldWatcher
Gold Member
You need to quit bringing religion of the customer into this. The Government proclaimed it's duty to protect religion in the Bill of rights. That is, unless you can find sexual orientation in the Bill of Rights, it's a moot point. Regardless if it's in the Oregon law or not.
Sorry Pops, I'll bring up anything I like. Please don't try to tell me what I can bring up or not.
Thank you.
Then you make the claim that, because a pizza place delivers, they must CATER a wedding?
How's that work?
I don't make the claim at all.
I remember period news reports where the Pizza Shop owners said they cater events and would be happy to cater a different-sex couple wedding but would refuse to perform the same service for a same-sex wedding. THEY are the one that claimed they would cater weddings, not I.
Delivery and catering are two vastly different forms of commerce.
I agree, So? If they refused service because the customers were gay it would still violate Public Accommodation laws (assuming that state listed sexual orientation in the law) whether it was "catering" or "delivery".
Do you suppose that the State or the court can demand proof of the mans race?
Nope, in most cases it will be self-evident. The basis of the discrimination is on the ACTIONS of the business owner. But on the other hand, a Catholic named Sternberg would have a case if the baker refused service telling him he didn't serve Jews even though he wasn't Jewish.
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