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So this brings back racial segregation greymattermom Jun 2017 #1
K&R uppityperson Jun 2017 #2
Of course, as long as they're rich, white and Christian. mountain grammy Jun 2017 #3
Perhaps the Masterpiece Bake Shop could call God as a witness justhanginon Jun 2017 #4
I believe you have gotten to the crux of the matter rurallib Jun 2017 #17
+1 mountain grammy Jun 2017 #32
Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2017 #5
Not good. LS_Editor Jun 2017 #6
SC voted to hear an "appeal"? it's kind of silly IMO-RW-rads to spend $$$$ about words on a cake. Sunlei Jun 2017 #7
The case was brought on the baker's behalf by the "Alliance Defending Freedom" Princess Turandot Jun 2017 #34
betcha pence has a woody,,,mom better watch out dembotoz Jun 2017 #8
Why are RW Christians so afraid of cakes? Coventina Jun 2017 #9
They are being asked to participate christx30 Jun 2017 #18
Sure, let them brand their business as mini churches and discriminate at will, BUT procon Jun 2017 #10
Leviticus is Jewish law. It is not Christian canon law. KWR65 Jun 2017 #12
Seriously? 😕 Do you really want to go down that path and preach procon Jun 2017 #14
Thanks for pointing that out BruceWane Jun 2017 #39
Any legal scholars out there? AJT Jun 2017 #11
I'm not a legal scholar but I did stay at a... MGKrebs Jun 2017 #20
There was a story covered a few years ago christx30 Jun 2017 #22
The examples you cite are distinguishable onenote Jun 2017 #24
Thanks for your interpretation of why the wedding cake is discrimination Freethinker65 Jun 2017 #30
As you are not denying service on grounds of race, sex, religion, or national origin, yes LanternWaste Jun 2017 #23
Nazi skinheads aren't a protected class TexasBushwhacker Jun 2017 #37
Change the fact pattern to a gay graphic designer to help promote geek tragedy Jun 2017 #44
I will make any gay couple their wedding cake adigal Jun 2017 #13
SC to consider whether the 1A's religion clauses allow a bakery to deny service to gay couples mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2017 #15
Seriously, this is what makes it kacekwl Jun 2017 #16
Alito, Thomas and Gorsuch are all shoo in votes for this. lark Jun 2017 #19
I don't think anyone is a shoe in on this one citood Jun 2017 #27
It will be very interesting, at a minimum. lark Jun 2017 #28
Jesus hates gay cakes! He's okay with tarts, though. ;-) WinkyDink Jun 2017 #21
sorry but we no longer make cakes for christians nt msongs Jun 2017 #25
ugh Voltaire2 Jun 2017 #26
The cake case, writes @smencimer, is custom-made for Justice Gorsuch: mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2017 #29
I'm really surprised they wanted to deal with this jgmiller Jun 2017 #31
You can put up a sign saying you reserve the right to refuse service for any reason, but onenote Jun 2017 #36
I'm afraid of this case going to the SC. mountain grammy Jun 2017 #33
No, they will not rule on the constitutionality of the Colorado law as a whole onenote Jun 2017 #35
I'm sure they did. But they also reported the offending baker TexasBushwhacker Jun 2017 #38
fuck these homophobes Skittles Jun 2017 #40
Poor Jack the baker. He probably can't sleep at night worrying that the friend Vinca Jun 2017 #41
This could backfire on the fundies big time. I hope it does. Initech Jun 2017 #42
Like it or not, there is a legitimate 1st Amendment issue here. geek tragedy Jun 2017 #43
I Agree RobinA Jun 2017 #45
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