Maybe there is glimmer of hope for the USA after all.

[MrFedEx]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1674807937624166402

My religious beliefs don't allow me to serve Christians.

 

[Box Ox]

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I could see you writing to them using cut out letters and words from newspapers and magazines.

 

[UnionStrong]

I could see you writing to them using cut out letters and words from newspapers and magazines.

Lol

 

[rod]

First they got rid of Affirmative Action. Now the Supreme Court says it's OK for a small bakery to refuse to make a wedding cake for a couple of **.

Seriously--- I never said make a cake for a couple of "STARS".

 

[rickyb]

I could see you writing to them using cut out letters and words from newspapers and magazines.

i sent it, well see if hes smart enough to reject a war cake

 

[vantexan]

My religious beliefs don't allow me to serve Christians.

No problem. Your service is so bad it's no loss.

 

[MrFedEx]

Seriously--- I never said make a cake for a couple of "STARS".

No problem. Your service is so bad it's no loss.

I think this will become a trend, and you'll whine more.

 

[vantexan]

I think this will become a trend, and you'll whine more.

And you'll supply the cheese.

 

[BrownFlush]

 

[BrownFlush]

 

[bacha29]

First they got rid of Affirmative Action. Now the Supreme Court says it's OK for a small bakery to refuse to make a wedding cake for a couple of **.

You don't say? An interesting follow up to yesterday's Creative LLC vs Elenis ruling regarding the bakery matter.
The bakery owner identified the person she claims to be one who asked for services for a gay wedding as "Stewart"
Investigative reporters used court records to track down identify and contact 'Stewart".

As it turned out "Stewart" the guy she accused of being the gay man who requested services that she refused to provide on the basis of her religion:

Is very much a heterosexual male who has been happily married to the same woman for more that 15 years.

Can't wait to see how the bible thumpers spin this one tomorrow in church. Most if not all won't even mention it.

 

[UnionStrong]

You don't say? An interesting follow up to yesterday's Creative LLC vs Elenis ruling regarding the bakery matter.
The bakery owner identified the person she claims to be one who asked for services for a gay wedding as "Stewart"
Investigative reporters used court records to track down identify and contact 'Stewart".

As it turned out "Stewart" the guy she accused of being the gay man who requested services that she refused to provide on the basis of her religion:

Is very much a heterosexual male who has been happily married to the same woman for more that 15 years.

Can't wait to see how the bible thumpers spin this one tomorrow in church. Most if not all won't even mention it.

So it was a setup. Typical of scumbags on the left.

 

[Box Ox]

The bakery owner identified the person she claims to be one who asked for services for a gay wedding as "Stewart"
Investigative reporters used court records to track down identify and contact 'Stewart".

As it turned out "Stewart" the guy she accused of being the gay man who requested services that she refused to provide on the basis of her religion:

Is very much a heterosexual male who has been happily married to the same woman for more that 15 years.

So it was a setup.

 

[sailfish]

Is a free and open market really too much to ask these days? What am I saying. Of course it is.

 

[UnionStrong]

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[rickyb]

Is a free and open market really too much to ask these days? What am I saying. Of course it is.

America was never a free market

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

You don't say? An interesting follow up to yesterday's Creative LLC vs Elenis ruling regarding the bakery matter.
The bakery owner identified the person she claims to be one who asked for services for a gay wedding as "Stewart"
Investigative reporters used court records to track down identify and contact 'Stewart".

As it turned out "Stewart" the guy she accused of being the gay man who requested services that she refused to provide on the basis of her religion:

Is very much a heterosexual male who has been happily married to the same woman for more that 15 years.

Can't wait to see how the bible thumpers spin this one tomorrow in church. Most if not all won't even mention it.

Good, Good
Now eat the crap cookies lefties!
Eat!

 

[sailfish]

America was never a free market

I know it's not.

 

[MrFedEx]

Is a free and open market really too much to ask these days? What am I saying. Of course it is.

No such thing. Never has been. Libertarian fantasy.

 

[bacha29]

So it was a setup. Typical of scumbags on the left.

Let's try again. The basis of the case was the bakery owner who refused to bake wedding cakes for a man she accused as being gay on the basis of her religious beliefs which was in violation of anti discrimination laws in her state

As it turns out the man she accused as being gay was the focal point of the bible thumpers trip to SCOTUS.

Well to the surprise of no one this man identified as 'Stewart" is a heterosexual man happily married to the same woman for 15 years. And to try to BS their way out of this the bible thumper group is claiming that the bakery owner doesn't do background checks on perspective customers.

Then how did she come to the conclusion that the man was gay?