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No, but it empowers thousands of hateful business owners to discriminate against gay people in a multitude of ways that while may not be permitted directly by
by deanCommie 8y ago
No, but it empowers thousands of hateful business owners to discriminate against gay people in a multitude of ways that while may not be permitted directly by this ruling, will still make life harder for gay people all over the country, and in the BEST case tie up the court system frivolously, and in the worst just remind said gay people that they are second class citizens.
- snerbles 8y agoEmpowered as such business owners may be, remember that they are not free from the consequences of their discrimination.
- xxpor 8y agoRead the actual opinions. SCOTUS ruled that the board in CO that hears these cases was too anti-religious. They didn't rule on the merits of whether the bakery should or shouldn't have to make the cake.
- davorak 8y ago> No, but it empowers thousands of hateful business owners... I do not think deanCommie meant a legal empowering. Only that many will feel more justified in their hate and act on it to the detriment of society as a whole.