Supreme Court to take up wedding cake case

I don't know and I'm not doing the google search to find out. NTTAWWT

 

Well...if that's the case, then OK. People who get things other than cream cheese frosting should be tried in the Hague.

 

Halloween? Fuck this guy. Would this asshole make a dinosaur cake? A Barney themed cake? After all, the Genesis story and shit

 

A few years ago I picked up a temporary side job at a stationary print shop that shipped orders all over the country. Most of what they did at that time of year was Christmas cards, but there was a steady stream of wedding orders, including a few gay weddings (which weren't legal in Alabama then.) Who if anybody should have had right to refuse to handle those orders? The designers? The proofreader? Accounting? Press operators? Owners? Where would you draw the line on where someone was expressing themselves artistically and who was just a working stiff moving product down the line?

 

Depends on how they vote.

 

If I'm a homophobic artistic cake maker and I really don't want to make a cake for "those people," I will just do an incredibly shitty job --- maybe even make an offensive cake on purpose. They'll refuse payment, of course, which is fine. Followed the letter of the law, did I not?

 

I'm a liberal--and not at all religious--but it is quite alarming how many on the left have abandoned a robust defense of the First Amendment, including the parts about religion. I think quite a few people would be shocked if they looked at the court lineup in Employment Division v. Smith.

 

Or, even better, a bed Trump slept on! With hookers!!

 

You're not doing enough.

 

Guess that's more stable than one that moves around a lot.

 

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For life. 73 percent. That is pathetic.