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01-02-2018 05:40 PM |
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Originally Posted by elphenor
imagine hypothetically this is the only cake shop there is, does the right to discriminate still hold up?
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It's not the only bakery, that's the point. Why are the 2 gays suing the bakery instead of just going to a different one? What is their goal? Is this particular bakery THE BEST one with the most delicious cakes that cannot be replicated elsewhere? I highly doubt it. The customers just want to be a ssholes.
And to answer your question, that depends if the bakery is a privately owned and operated company or a publicly funded institution. If it is a privately owned bakery, then yes, they have the right to discriminate [though, I would advise against it, as it is a stupid business practice]. If it is PUBLIC/GOVERNMENT funded, then it should cater to everyone.
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Originally Posted by elphenor
consider things like employment discrimination, homosexuals don't get to work at the cake shop?
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Same answer as above.
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