Stormy Daniels
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the ruling doesn't affect public accommodation
Are you high? The very essence of the case is public accommodation law clashing with purported first amendment rights.
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the ruling doesn't affect public accommodation
So, if serving a meal to a black person goes against the dictates of a person's conscience, they should be allowed to not do so, correct?
Right now, the TRUMPCourt is restricting its accepting religious intolerance only towards homosexuals.How long will it be before some business refuses service to black people because they say it's against the owner's religion?
How long before an employer gets to refuse to hire a woman because the business owner's religious belief is that a woman should be at home serving her husband and raising children?
And how many other laws will get to be ignored on the basis of a religious claim?
If a restaurant sells meals ... they are required to serve anyone who pays.
They are not required to provide anything which is not on the menu.
If a restaurant sells meals ... they are required to serve anyone who pays.
They are not required to provide anything which is not on the menu.
.Except for lip service, MAGAfascism is against all religions
So, wedding cakes were not on the menu at the bakery? Websites were not on the menu at the Web designer's shop?
Exactly. Facebook has the exact same perogative.The customer's were always able to buy cakes and web design. That was never contested.
They are not able to demand of the baker or web designer they include decoration or content that offends the baker or web designer.
Yeah... well you don't.No buts, according to SCOTUS, I decide that.
Now you are being ridiculous.So, if serving a meal to a black person goes against the dictates of a person's conscience, they should be allowed to not do so, correct?
The customer's were always able to buy cakes and web design. That was never contested.
They are not able to demand of the baker or web designer they include decoration or content that offends the baker or web designer.
Which is the theme of the entire left madness of the past 3 years.Now you are being ridiculous.
How long will it be before some business refuses service to black people because they say it's against the owner's religion?
How long before an employer gets to refuse to hire a woman because the business owner's religious belief is that a woman should be at home serving her husband and raising children?
And how many other laws will get to be ignored on the basis of a religious claim?
If that is your take on this, the only thing you are proving is supreme ignorance of law.So, a black person demanding to eat white people's food could be offending to the wait staff, and thus they should be able to decline service...correct
Tere is arrogance and ignorance in all people. Anyone working in a restaurant as a server knows who does not tip and plays games. It is just percentages. From religious to racial compensation.So, a black person demanding to eat white people's food could be offending to the wait staff, and thus they should be able to decline service...correct
When Democrats nominated HIllary?Where have they been hiding it? It seems to have been missing since 2016.
Homosexuality is something the people DO, not something they are.
Huge difference.
They are not able to demand of the baker or web designer they include decoration or content that offends the baker or web designer.
So are you saying that religious beliefs based on what people are don't have the same level of constitutional protection as religious beliefs about what people do?
The law is very specific about content. That's why places like Facebook try to disavow any responsibility for it.So if a GRAPHIC DESIGNER designs a website (content is not the same as design) then they can be obligated to sell to any and all customers, right? As long as the graphic designer isn't obligated to provide CONTENT, right?