all I know is gays are now being refused cakes

but violence again, its been a while

I know right? Gays need their cakes too

ty lex luthor

taking fourty cakes from the LGBT community

@LotheronPrime the weather is getting warm, just like tim predicted.

probably

I'm willing to bet if they walked in somewhere, bought a cake, and didn't make a big deal about it nobody would give a shit.

bingo

remember, it was basically because the bakery wouldn't deliver the cake and be part of the ceremony... they said they'd sell them a cake...

but that wasn't "good enough"

Heh

They also shouldn't be obligated to facilitate any special orders

is that really the case? i thought they cited that making the cake would make them part of the ceremony, which is why they refused. idk, maybe i didn't research enough. too much effort when the answer doesn't require knowing the reason of why

'One commissioner in particular, Justice Kennedy wrote, had crossed the line in saying that “freedom of religion and religion has been used to justify all kinds of discrimination throughout history, whether it be slavery, whether it be the Holocaust.”'

PFFFFFFFFT

OH

WOW

And be allowed to sell the bride and groom toppers in pairs.

YOU WON'T BAKE THESE FAGS A CAKE? LITERAL NAZI

Oh shit! Did he seriously call that baker the moral equivalent of a nazi?

well that's the direct quote from a state commissioner

it's not direct

but it's pretty evident

that's what they meant

"Phillips takes exceptional care with
each cake that he creates—sketching the design out on
paper, choosing the color scheme, creating the frosting and
decorations, baking and sculpting the cake, decorating it,
and delivering it to the wedding. Examples of his creations
can be seen on Masterpiece’s website."

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/17pdf/16-111_j4el.pdf

that pesky first amendment, with its freedom of religion.

lets just ban religion!

ah, so he wouldn't sell them the cake. he'd sell them A cake, but not a wedding cake.

yes

also “place of business engaged in any sales to the public"

.... so all businesses? how does a business sell to someone who is not the public?>

only to other businesses?

yes

there are those

Frankly, government should just be like 'does not compute' the moment wedding comes up

there's a nursery around the corner not open to the public

(trees)

but like, doesn't that mean the companies that supply the bakery could opt not to supply the bakery because the bakery sold to gay people?

yup

what is the point of this law? why specify public when that is basically everyone.