Both sides see high stakes in gay rights Supreme Court case

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It's another one of those "I don't want to work for fags" stories where the bigot tries to use "religious freedom" as a shield and weapon.

Sorry, but I don't see the problem. When you open a business, you are no longer entitled to discriminate. Period. You voluntarily gave up that freedom.

If you want to own a business that discriminates against gays, then there are several Islamic countries you should feel free to move to.


Don't expect to be invited to the going away party.

[permutojoe]

You have the freedom to worship as you choose in this country. That's guaranteed by the Constitution. What is not guaranteed is the ability to make your employees subject to your own religious beliefs, which effectively violates the establishment clause. Also, notice you don't see too many righties worried about that one.

[Prometheus]

Dec 3, 2022 20:18:52 GMT permutojoe said:

You have the freedom to worship as you choose in this country. That's guaranteed by the Constitution. What is not guaranteed is the ability to make your employees subject to your own religious beliefs, which effectively violates the establishment clause. Also, notice you don't see too many righties worried about that one.

The religious right are a bunch of fucktarding shitbags that really shouldn't be allowed to run businesses in a free country.