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Originally Posted by scottw
they love you too and still talk about that trip, the ornaments are hanging in the window in our living room and look great...
you are very clear that you would not have done what the baker did in this instance, that's not the question, the question is whether the baker had or should have the right to say no...
to try to pick an easy example for you that might relate as this law pertains to race, religion and orientation, I don't know this for certain but if you happen to be pro-choice....and some representatives of a religious group walk through your door and want to purchase one of your more elaborate sculptures for the centerpiece of their upcoming pro-life rally and fund raising dinner...
should you have the right to refuse to sell that object to them if you'd would prefer that your name and artwork not be associated with a cause or event that you might disagree with? ....y/n
should a judge, if you decide that you do not want your name or work associated with that event be able to force you to make or sell that object or face a fine ?....y/n
should be a pretty simple yes/no.... without wandering off into bong talk  |
Oh.. Yes or no.
No! No one should be discriminated against based on sexual preference, race or religion. Period.
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