> To give a dead horse another kick: can a bakery refuse to make a "gay wedding cake?" how about a "nazi wedding cake?" That law applies to US persons in the U

> To give a dead horse another kick: can a bakery refuse to make a "gay wedding cake?" how about a "nazi wedding cake?" That law applies to US persons in the US. This is not a globally ratified treaty or a UN mandate. If you think you can enforce that law in Saudi Arabia or Hungary or China you are free to try. But I get that you're using it in a broader moral sense, to which I'll respond: being gay didn't kill anyone. Plenty of gay folks not killing people all the time; I've walked through The Castro and didn't get murdered once. Russia meanwhile made a very deliberate moral choice to launch a large-scale war against another country, and his demonstrated again and again that it makes bad-faith claims and engages in shady behavior all for the benefit of a handful of Oligarchs.