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> This law is akin to the government forcing you to do business with someone you would rather avoid, for example to make a cake for a gay wedding that goes agai
by saurik 5y ago
> This law is akin to the government forcing you to do business with someone you would rather avoid, for example to make a cake for a gay wedding that goes against your personal religion.
But, the government does do that... specifically that ;P. The baker won a single narrow verdict on exactly their facts, but the Supreme Court refused to say anything about anything else and AFAIK most courts are on the "you must not discriminate" side.
- w0de0 5y agoPoster mentioned it because it happened and I presume they don’t agree it was constitutional. And because it is an example in which the sort of people hoping regulate social media’s free association prove themselves to be hypocrites rapidly. Can Christian Mingle require that I assert I am a Christian? Should they be allowed to ban me if I start advocating Satanism?