RE: Atheists and Cakes
January 18, 2019 at 10:39 am
(This post was last modified: January 18, 2019 at 10:43 am by The Grand Nudger.)
It doesn't actually matter whether or not a person is an "artist" - that was just some nonsense they went for to attack civil rights as a free speech issue. Like I said, maximum cynicism, lol.
If an "artist" opens up a shop that serves the public, they've created an expectation of service - which puts them under the purview of public accom laws. It's not complicated in the slightest, it's just very...very lucrative to manufacture these cases, and the issue is culturally sensitive enough to keep courts poking it with poles for a lifetime.
If an "artist" opens up a shop that serves the public, they've created an expectation of service - which puts them under the purview of public accom laws. It's not complicated in the slightest, it's just very...very lucrative to manufacture these cases, and the issue is culturally sensitive enough to keep courts poking it with poles for a lifetime.
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