It says right there you can't discriminate. The "prohibition against discrimination based on a person’s transgender status does not violate a proprietor’s right to freely exercise or express their religion." Doesn't matter what your religious beliefs are, the prohibition against discrimination doesn't violate it. Freedom of religion is not operable in this case as you're perfectly free to just not sell cakes. You have your right to religious freedom. That isn't a right to sell cakes.
That is 100% wrong according to many SCOTUS rulings. The constitution does not protect religous institutions. it only protects your right to religous beliefs and the freedom to religous practices. It is not an absolute statement thought. Only if those practices do not go against our laws. The only thing government cannot do is create a law that elevates one religion over another. The law against polygamy is a great example. It was a unamious decision that free exercise of religion has limits when it interferes with the law. They also ruled that it was legal to deny benefits for drug use even if a religion believed in its use. Reynolds vs US established that any part of religion can be banned if it violates health, safety, and morality. They said he was free to believe in polyagmy, just not allowed to practice it. The same goes for the civil rights and business. You are free to be a racist or bigot POS, just not allowed to openly practice it within a public business. Whether or not you agree with these ideas does not matter. SCOTUS has already ruled on it. And this was a long time ago, when the country was like 80% super stupid religous.
Normally I read/post on here with my laptop or a tablet. Earlier for whatever reason I used one of my phones. Not logged in. All my ignore buds were there.
Dr. Suess didn't actually write that! - Dion
The Colorado Supreme Court is a state appellate court.
We were conflating lots of cases at the time and Kim Davis was being referenced when talking about the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Bostock v. Clayton County expanding sex discrimination to include sexual orientation and gender identity, but this specific case is over CO law like he said. Specifically the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act, or CADA, that specifically mentions sexual orientation and transgender.
The bigger lab shifts are at night where the coal gets mined, hauled, and loaded during the day and tested overnight. Day is my time off.
Religion is the foundation of the refusal in 303 Creative. If the Court reverses, it will apply to the Baker. The appellant in 303 from a speech perspective is no different than the baker. Again, time will tell.
I would like to buy a catturd shirt if they are out there.
People should have helped him out by ordering all kinds of cakes he wouldn't make. I'm sure if we put our heads to it, each of us could think of a cake design this guy would hesitate to make. Perhaps he doesn't want to get his name out as the kind of bakery where anything goes. Who decides what the artist paints and doesn't paint? Doesn't the baker have an inalienable right to his own persona and style?
Now don't you start thinking well of McC too. Not right. He's rino all the way.
To be fair, should also require of guys the date when your balls dropped and how many erections you have each hour.
It's a pink cake with blue frosting. Not the Mona Lisa or a manifesto. Regardless, he initially agreed to make the cake. It wasn't a cake that he objected to in any way until he found out who it was for.
That may be the closest thing to truth the pos has ever said.
He also makes cakes for the Alphabet community. It is when someone wants to celebrate that they are not as God created them or wants to celebrate a marriage that is not biblical that he takes religious exception.
It does not have to be the Mona Lisa to be a creative expression. He took exception when he found WHAT it was for. Not who.
‘Cause she wanted a pink and blue one. Which he agreed to make before he knew who she was.
Yes, especially impressive because of so many retirees who do not work. There are more people working today than before the pandemic. I think unemployment is below 2.5 and we are going to get a massive tax reduction. Not just gas stoves. LOL But families will see it. Things like all baby products, cribs, diapers etc and even pet food will not be taxed any more. That is just a start. The list is very long.Some pretty impressive numbers. Makes you wonder...when/if DeSantis becomes President he's going to have an awful high bar of expectations (by most) based on how things are going in Florida.
Florida's workforce ended the year larger than New York's for first time ever
Florida's workforce has surpassed New York's for the first time ever amid an economic boom and population influx, according to recent Bureau of Labor Statistics data.www.foxbusiness.com
