martybegan
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Religious establishments get tax subsidies.Theres a constitutional right to break public accommodations laws in a business?Umm no. When you enter public commerce you by proxy agree to those laws.yet forcing people to bake cakes is somehow "freedom".
Asshole.
You =/= your business.
You personally can refuse to bake a gay giy a cake all youd like.
Its like gradeschool in here it feels like. Teaching these immature brained dopes the differences in laws and entities like they shouldnt already know. Wtfff?
Nice excuse to be a tyrant, I neglect to see where in the constitution is says you give up your rights because you try to sell something.
But i forgot! The constitution doesn't mean anything when assholes like you want something! Fuck freedom, Fuck living with each other? BAKE OR DIE
The govt isnt charged with regulating commerce?
Oh, ok thats weird then.
The regulating of commerce has to be judged with regards to other rights, like the freedom to exercise your own religious beliefs, which contrary to your view, is not limited to inside a church or to clergy.
Looking at it that way, a gay couple having to find another baker does not outweigh the right of a person to practice their religion without government sanction.
If your business is not set up as one, you dont get to hide under the umbrella of religion to discriminate against someone.
Its not that fuckin hard.
How is your tax status a requirement for religious freedom?
Show me in the constitution where it limits religious freedom to non profits.