Okay. Now apply that to gay weddings.https://twitter.com/rickhasen/status/967447683555246080 …
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No, either boycotting is a constitutional right or not
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For one, sexual orientation is a protected class whereas NRA membership is not an innate and immutable characteristic. Second, and much less importantly, same-sex couples haven’t asked for an LGBT discount, which is a special benefit—not equal access.
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Ah, so boycotts are only allowed on certain topics? Do you first amendment at all?
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Seriously, if you say “boycotts are only okay regarding certain topics and viewpoints only” you’re doing the First Amendment wrong
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A boycott, in the sense you're using it, is by definition, "withdraw from commercial or social relations with (a country, organization, or person) as a punishment or protest." The 1st A only applies to the gov't, not to private citizens. That's 101-level stuff.
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We’re talking about whether they are legal. That’s a government issue
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Except that the thing you seem to consider a boycott (refusing to serve gay weddings) actually isn't - as
@AnthonyMKreis already explained. It's class-based discrimination. You're doing a reverse "No true Scotsman", which is just as fallacious. -
It’s not a boycott... because you say it isn’t. On the other hand, it is a boycott according to Webster’shttps://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/boycott …
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I notice Kreis likes grouchy claiming it is not a boycott, but ignores when I show by definition it is
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