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In a victory for gay rights, the Supreme Court on Monday turned down an appeal from a New Mexico photographer who claimed a free-speech right to refuse to shoot a wedding album for a same-sex couple.
The photographer was charged with violating the states anti-discrimination law, which requires businesses to serve customers and clients without regard to their race, religion or sexual orientation.
The case of Elane Photography had drawn wide attention because it posed a religious-freedom challenge to state anti-discrimination laws. It was credited with spurring legislative campaigns in Arizona and Mississippi to strengthen the religious-freedom rights of business owners.
It's amazing to me that anyone would force themselves on a business who doesn't want their business.
In this case the lesbian couple had zero respect for the photographers religious beliefs, and instead of simply going elsewhere they chose to force themselves on the photographer.
Fucking pricks.
Progressives have no regard for anyone else's beliefs.It's amazing to me that anyone would force themselves on a business who doesn't want their business.
In this case the lesbian couple had zero respect for the photographers religious beliefs, and instead of simply going elsewhere they chose to force themselves on the photographer.
Fucking pricks.
Y'all better start baking those cakes and taking those pictures, and opening the doors to the mo's. Cuz here we come!
Supreme Court won't hear appeal of New Mexico gay-bias case - latimes.com
In a victory for gay rights, the Supreme Court on Monday turned down an appeal from a New Mexico photographer who claimed a free-speech right to refuse to shoot a wedding album for a same-sex couple.
The photographer was charged with violating the states anti-discrimination law, which requires businesses to serve customers and clients without regard to their race, religion or sexual orientation.
The case of Elane Photography had drawn wide attention because it posed a religious-freedom challenge to state anti-discrimination laws. It was credited with spurring legislative campaigns in Arizona and Mississippi to strengthen the religious-freedom rights of business owners.
Oh...and Mississippi? Say TTFN to your new law!
Y'all better start baking those cakes and taking those pictures, and opening the doors to the mo's. Cuz here we come!
Supreme Court won't hear appeal of New Mexico gay-bias case - latimes.com
In a victory for gay rights, the Supreme Court on Monday turned down an appeal from a New Mexico photographer who claimed a free-speech right to refuse to shoot a wedding album for a same-sex couple.
The photographer was charged with violating the states anti-discrimination law, which requires businesses to serve customers and clients without regard to their race, religion or sexual orientation.
The case of Elane Photography had drawn wide attention because it posed a religious-freedom challenge to state anti-discrimination laws. It was credited with spurring legislative campaigns in Arizona and Mississippi to strengthen the religious-freedom rights of business owners.
Oh...and Mississippi? Say TTFN to your new law!
It's amazing to me that anyone would force themselves on a business who doesn't want their business.
In this case the lesbian couple had zero respect for the photographers religious beliefs, and instead of simply going elsewhere they chose to force themselves on the photographer.
Fucking pricks.
In the end its not about them wanting equality, its become about forcing acceptance.
Y'all better start baking those cakes and taking those pictures, and opening the doors to the mo's. Cuz here we come!
Supreme Court won't hear appeal of New Mexico gay-bias case - latimes.com
In a victory for gay rights, the Supreme Court on Monday turned down an appeal from a New Mexico photographer who claimed a free-speech right to refuse to shoot a wedding album for a same-sex couple.
The photographer was charged with violating the states anti-discrimination law, which requires businesses to serve customers and clients without regard to their race, religion or sexual orientation.
The case of Elane Photography had drawn wide attention because it posed a religious-freedom challenge to state anti-discrimination laws. It was credited with spurring legislative campaigns in Arizona and Mississippi to strengthen the religious-freedom rights of business owners.
Oh...and Mississippi? Say TTFN to your new law!
God abandoned them to their shameful desires. Even the women turned against the natural way to have sex and instead indulged in sex with each other. 27 And the men, instead of having normal sexual relations with women, burned with lust for each other. Men did shameful things with other men, and as a result of this sin, they suffered within themselves the penalty they deserved. Romans 1:26-27
It's amazing to me that anyone would force themselves on a business who doesn't want their business.
In this case the lesbian couple had zero respect for the photographers religious beliefs, and instead of simply going elsewhere they chose to force themselves on the photographer.
Fucking pricks.
In the end its not about them wanting equality, its become about forcing acceptance.
Exactly, they demand that you agree with their lifestyle. All's this couple had to do was choose to go elsewhere, and instead they force themselves on this photographer whose religious beliefs are counter to their lifestyle. Absolutely no respect to this persons religious beliefs.
You open a business that solicits from the public means you cannot refuse to provide service based on your personal and religious feelings.
In the end its not about them wanting equality, its become about forcing acceptance.
Exactly, they demand that you agree with their lifestyle. All's this couple had to do was choose to go elsewhere, and instead they force themselves on this photographer whose religious beliefs are counter to their lifestyle. Absolutely no respect to this persons religious beliefs.
In the public square, yup, you accept others.
In private association, you don't have to.
It's amazing to me that anyone would force themselves on a business who doesn't want their business.
In this case the lesbian couple had zero respect for the photographers religious beliefs, and instead of simply going elsewhere they chose to force themselves on the photographer.
Fucking pricks.
Sure they can. They just have to now lie about being booked up or make some other excuse.You open a business that solicits from the public means you cannot refuse to provide service based on your personal and religious feelings.
It's amazing to me that anyone would force themselves on a business who doesn't want their business.
In this case the lesbian couple had zero respect for the photographers religious beliefs, and instead of simply going elsewhere they chose to force themselves on the photographer.
Fucking pricks.
If I didn't like Italians and an Italian couple came to me for photos and I told them to piss off because Italians are an abomination I wouldn't be that surprised if they did something about it
Exactly, they demand that you agree with their lifestyle. All's this couple had to do was choose to go elsewhere, and instead they force themselves on this photographer whose religious beliefs are counter to their lifestyle. Absolutely no respect to this persons religious beliefs.
In the public square, yup, you accept others.
In private association, you don't have to.
A photographer has a private contract with someone they do a job for. Why should the government be able to force someone to either go against their beliefs or go out of business?
There is no public interaction here, the government, which has to be neutral, is not and should not be involved.
It's amazing to me that anyone would force themselves on a business who doesn't want their business.
In this case the lesbian couple had zero respect for the photographers religious beliefs, and instead of simply going elsewhere they chose to force themselves on the photographer.
Fucking pricks.
Are you trying to argue that being black is a developmental aberration?It's amazing to me that anyone would force themselves on a business who doesn't want their business.
In this case the lesbian couple had zero respect for the photographers religious beliefs, and instead of simply going elsewhere they chose to force themselves on the photographer.
Fucking pricks.
And it's amazing to me that anyone would force themselves on a business who doesn't want their business.
In this case the black college students had zero respect for the Woolworths lunch counter owners beliefs and instead of simply going elsewhere they chose to force themselves on the lunch counter. Fucking pricks.
