Is there a constitutional right to force someone to bake a cake? That should be an easy "no"!
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Is there a constitutional right for a public business to discriminate on religious grounds? No
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We can't shove our beliefs down anyone else's throats. He is an artist and does not wish to express in that way. Whether we like it or not - he has a right to refuse service. Period. Go to another cake maker.
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Bunch of hypocrites. WWJD? He would bake a cake for everyone. Bunch of racist pigs. You want to be able to discriminate legally. Period.
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Is a cake art? Can an artist refuse a commission?
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Of course a cake is art.
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In that case, the artist can refuse anyone he or she wants. But if a cake is a cake is a cake, in other words, a good one can get anywhere. And baking it is a service, like pumping gas, then one cannot refuse service. Interesting case.
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Isn't forcing someone to perform a service against their will slavery?
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If they dont get paid yes.
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Asking a cake baker to bake a cake is unreasonable.
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Forcing a cake baker to bake a cake is unreasonable
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He bakes cakes though.
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It's his right to. It's also his right not to.
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Not if you serve the public.
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You've never seen the sign, "We have the right to refuse service to anyone"?
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Those signs are meaningless when it comes to protected classes. Gay people are a protected class in Colorado.
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I believe in individual rights, not group privileges
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First of all it's "prophet" not profit...second, that makes no cents...sorry I meant since, damn...sense
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Because no one knows how he looked! So, you can’t make his likeness. End of story.
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