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> Making a thing for a wedding is tied specifically to being LGBTQ. Does it really stop there, though? Under this ruling, what's to stop discrimination against
by lapcat 3y ago
> Making a thing for a wedding is tied specifically to being LGBTQ.
Does it really stop there, though? Under this ruling, what's to stop discrimination against Jews, Muslims, Hindus, and atheists? Or Christians, for that matter. This could backfire against them.
> when there are plenty of people (including those within our own community) which will happily do it.
Will there be plenty of options in the future, though, now that discrimination is legalized?
- cogman10 3y ago> This could backfire against them. Nah, don't be under this delusion. This is a "heads I win tales you lose" situation. You can pretty much predict that if someone is a minority religion all the sudden religious rights have natural bounds we need to follow. But, if they are christians, then all the sudden there are no bounds to what can be argued. That's where we are at. Welcome to Gilead.