Hutch Starskey
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- Mar 24, 2015
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What about the Christian cake maker? Does he have the right to practice his religion in his establishment or do you believe anyone can pass a law that overrides his Constitutional rights?What about the owner's freedom of religion his establishment?Not surprised you can't understand it. Both cases involve Constitutional rights. One is freedom of speech and the other is freedom of religion.
There is no freedom of speech in someone elses establisbment. There's only their rules.
There are federal laws regarding public accomodation of people. Not apparel.
This is not the same in any way. The chef never said the person wasn't welcome without the hat.
I think they need to be compliant with the law as everyone else is.