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In reply to the discussion: Colorado baker sues state officials, claiming continued religious persecution [View all]heaven05
(18,124 posts)18. my his business falter bigley nt
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Colorado baker sues state officials, claiming continued religious persecution [View all]
DonViejo
Aug 2018
OP
The most persecuted religious people in the U.S. are white Christians, haven't you heard?
LastLiberal in PalmSprings
Aug 2018
#19
So if his "religion" allowed race discrimination, he could turn away black customers?
SunSeeker
Aug 2018
#7
Oh but it is, FBaggins. It was all about WHO was buying the cake, not what was said.
SunSeeker
Aug 2018
#48
ohhh, the pooooooor widdle homophoibc, religious zealot snowflake--I mean, victim.
niyad
Aug 2018
#12
SCOTUS did NOT find "previous attempts to do so amounted to religious persecution."
bitterross
Aug 2018
#26
OFFS, no one "forced" him to go into the business of selling cakes to the public.
SunSeeker
Aug 2018
#45
Probably near where it's dictated that, if someone works on Sunday, summarily execute them.
Oneironaut
Aug 2018
#51