bodecea
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It's about as dumb as saying that baking a cake for a reception makes one a part of a wedding ceremony.Yes...it will be interesting to see if the Supreme Court thinks baking a cake for a wedding reception the bakers aren't even going to is the same as participating in the wedding itself.In what way do they override the 1st Amendment?
Oh, and btw: Heart of Atlanta Motel, Inc. v. United States - Wikipedia
A hotel is an actual PA, a contracted service is not.
Free exercise has to be taken into account in any PA law, and then the situation can only be remedied via the least intrusive method.
Bake or die is not the least intrusive method.
It's already been through the courts. You lost. Quit whining.
Actually the case is at the SC right now.
And appealing to authority and thinking the argument is over is bush league.
That would certainly open the door for claiming that manufacturing and selling a gun is participating in a mass shooting.
That is one of the dumbest logical leaps I have seen on this board, "SHE WHO MUST NOT BE NAMED' level dumb.
The issue in front of the court is if a custom made cake is a form of expression covered under the 1st amendment, attending the event or not was not part of the case being presented.
While the gun participated in said theoretical crime, it's similar to not suing the car manufacturer when a drunk plows into someone in their Ford.