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Compelling someone to do a thing will guarantee a crappy outcome, so while I get that it's not good that someone wouldn't make the cake, forcing them to make it
by prirun 5y ago
Compelling someone to do a thing will guarantee a crappy outcome, so while I get that it's not good that someone wouldn't make the cake, forcing them to make it gives them a million opportunities to make a shitty cake. Who would want that on their wedding day?
I would be disappointed that a company wouldn't service me because I was gay, but I would hate it even more if they were forced to provide (shitty) service to me.
- BitwiseFool 5y agoIt's not about getting a cake or a website, it's about using the legal system to establish a precedent that it will be illegal to refuse service based on one's personal beliefs about the LGBTQIA+ community. The two services in question are just a means to an end.
- prirun 5y agoI get that it's not about cakes and websites. But the legal system can't force someone to do their best work for you. It can't be illegal to not do your best.