Snowflakes
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The kid has a case. Unless the State changes the law, he's going to win.
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I'm having a hard time squaring this. It would be analogous to a bar or restaurant saying they won't serve someone a beer until they are 24. It's up to the state legislatures and Feds to pass laws regulating firearms, not private business making up their own "law".Swaye said:For those keeping track at home, you do have to bake a cake for gays even if it violates your religious beliefs, but you do NOT have to sell a .22 rifle to a 20 year old even if State and Federal law says they can legally purchase it. Sounds about right. Christ.
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Is it kinda like the NBA saying you can't be drafted until you are 19?YellowSnow said:
I'm having a hard time squaring this. It would be analogous to a bar or restaurant saying they won't serve someone a beer until they are 24. It's up to the state legislatures and Feds to pass laws regulating firearms, not private business making up their own "law".Swaye said:For those keeping track at home, you do have to bake a cake for gays even if it violates your religious beliefs, but you do NOT have to sell a .22 rifle to a 20 year old even if State and Federal law says they can legally purchase it. Sounds about right. Christ.
Need one of our fake lawyers to weigh in here.
I don't know. I think it's fucktarded for a cake baker to deny a gay couple and I think it's equally fucktarded for the gay couple to give a shit when there's 50 other people who can bake them a cake.
In that same vein, this kid can buy a gun from 50 other places, shut the fuck up and stop wasting government time and money over bullshit. -
That was working until you said that. Safeway, all 20 billion of them, will make and sell anyone any cake they want. That's not the point. The point is that, when you are in public commerce, you rely, wittingly or not, on massive amounts of infrastructure common to us all, including the very road to your store. When you hang out a shingle, you serve the public and you don't pick and choose.2001400ex said:
Is it kinda like the NBA saying you can't be drafted until you are 19?YellowSnow said:
I'm having a hard time squaring this. It would be analogous to a bar or restaurant saying they won't serve someone a beer until they are 24. It's up to the state legislatures and Feds to pass laws regulating firearms, not private business making up their own "law".Swaye said:For those keeping track at home, you do have to bake a cake for gays even if it violates your religious beliefs, but you do NOT have to sell a .22 rifle to a 20 year old even if State and Federal law says they can legally purchase it. Sounds about right. Christ.
Need one of our fake lawyers to weigh in here.
I don't know. I think it's fucktarded for a cake baker to deny a gay couple and I think it's equally fucktarded for the gay couple to give a shit when there's 50 other people who can bake them a cake.
In that same vein, this kid can buy a gun from 50 other places, shut the fuck up and stop wasting government time and money over bullshit.
Cakes or guns, there's no difference on that score. If one is regulated and the other not, then the same answer, with regulated limitations that are rationally related to some public concern.
But no. Picking and choosing your retail customers isn't going to work. That could get really complicated for everyone real quickly. -
I think this means you agree with me, but I'm not sure because white man's devil tongue as a second language and all.creepycoug said:
That was working until you said that. Safeway, all 20 billion of them, will make and sell anyone any cake they want. That's not the point. The point is that, when you are in public commerce, you rely, wittingly or not, on massive amounts of infrastructure common to us all, including the very road to your store. When you hang out a shingle, you serve the public and you don't pick and choose.2001400ex said:
Is it kinda like the NBA saying you can't be drafted until you are 19?YellowSnow said:
I'm having a hard time squaring this. It would be analogous to a bar or restaurant saying they won't serve someone a beer until they are 24. It's up to the state legislatures and Feds to pass laws regulating firearms, not private business making up their own "law".Swaye said:For those keeping track at home, you do have to bake a cake for gays even if it violates your religious beliefs, but you do NOT have to sell a .22 rifle to a 20 year old even if State and Federal law says they can legally purchase it. Sounds about right. Christ.
Need one of our fake lawyers to weigh in here.
I don't know. I think it's fucktarded for a cake baker to deny a gay couple and I think it's equally fucktarded for the gay couple to give a shit when there's 50 other people who can bake them a cake.
In that same vein, this kid can buy a gun from 50 other places, shut the fuck up and stop wasting government time and money over bullshit.
Cakes or guns, there's no difference on that score. If one is regulated and the other not, then the same answer, with regulated limitations that are rationally related to some public concern.
But no. Picking and choosing your retail customers isn't going to work. That could get really complicated for everyone real quickly. -
Think it's more thisSwaye said:
I think this means you agree with me, but I'm not sure because white man's devil tongue as a second language and all.creepycoug said:
That was working until you said that. Safeway, all 20 billion of them, will make and sell anyone any cake they want. That's not the point. The point is that, when you are in public commerce, you rely, wittingly or not, on massive amounts of infrastructure common to us all, including the very road to your store. When you hang out a shingle, you serve the public and you don't pick and choose.2001400ex said:
Is it kinda like the NBA saying you can't be drafted until you are 19?YellowSnow said:
I'm having a hard time squaring this. It would be analogous to a bar or restaurant saying they won't serve someone a beer until they are 24. It's up to the state legislatures and Feds to pass laws regulating firearms, not private business making up their own "law".Swaye said:For those keeping track at home, you do have to bake a cake for gays even if it violates your religious beliefs, but you do NOT have to sell a .22 rifle to a 20 year old even if State and Federal law says they can legally purchase it. Sounds about right. Christ.
Need one of our fake lawyers to weigh in here.
I don't know. I think it's fucktarded for a cake baker to deny a gay couple and I think it's equally fucktarded for the gay couple to give a shit when there's 50 other people who can bake them a cake.
In that same vein, this kid can buy a gun from 50 other places, shut the fuck up and stop wasting government time and money over bullshit.
Cakes or guns, there's no difference on that score. If one is regulated and the other not, then the same answer, with regulated limitations that are rationally related to some public concern.
But no. Picking and choosing your retail customers isn't going to work. That could get really complicated for everyone real quickly.
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If @dnc and I ever end our magical love affair, you are the next man up.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Think it's more thisSwaye said:
I think this means you agree with me, but I'm not sure because white man's devil tongue as a second language and all.creepycoug said:
That was working until you said that. Safeway, all 20 billion of them, will make and sell anyone any cake they want. That's not the point. The point is that, when you are in public commerce, you rely, wittingly or not, on massive amounts of infrastructure common to us all, including the very road to your store. When you hang out a shingle, you serve the public and you don't pick and choose.2001400ex said:
Is it kinda like the NBA saying you can't be drafted until you are 19?YellowSnow said:
I'm having a hard time squaring this. It would be analogous to a bar or restaurant saying they won't serve someone a beer until they are 24. It's up to the state legislatures and Feds to pass laws regulating firearms, not private business making up their own "law".Swaye said:For those keeping track at home, you do have to bake a cake for gays even if it violates your religious beliefs, but you do NOT have to sell a .22 rifle to a 20 year old even if State and Federal law says they can legally purchase it. Sounds about right. Christ.
Need one of our fake lawyers to weigh in here.
I don't know. I think it's fucktarded for a cake baker to deny a gay couple and I think it's equally fucktarded for the gay couple to give a shit when there's 50 other people who can bake them a cake.
In that same vein, this kid can buy a gun from 50 other places, shut the fuck up and stop wasting government time and money over bullshit.
Cakes or guns, there's no difference on that score. If one is regulated and the other not, then the same answer, with regulated limitations that are rationally related to some public concern.
But no. Picking and choosing your retail customers isn't going to work. That could get really complicated for everyone real quickly.
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Straights must bake cakes and arrange flowers for fags.
Fags get to say "no coffee for you" to Christians.
https://youtu.be/FRUJmGzV9Ko
Some rights are clearly more equal than others. -
@TurdBuffer isn’t gay. Not gay at all. All of you saying that @TurdBuffer is gay are WRONG!TurdBuffer said:Straights must bake cakes and arrange flowers for fags.
Fags get to say "no coffee for you" to Christians.
https://youtu.be/FRUJmGzV9Ko
Some rights are clearly more equal than others. -
We always homies, homey. You know that.Swaye said:
I think this means you agree with me, but I'm not sure because white man's devil tongue as a second language and all.creepycoug said:
That was working until you said that. Safeway, all 20 billion of them, will make and sell anyone any cake they want. That's not the point. The point is that, when you are in public commerce, you rely, wittingly or not, on massive amounts of infrastructure common to us all, including the very road to your store. When you hang out a shingle, you serve the public and you don't pick and choose.2001400ex said:
Is it kinda like the NBA saying you can't be drafted until you are 19?YellowSnow said:
I'm having a hard time squaring this. It would be analogous to a bar or restaurant saying they won't serve someone a beer until they are 24. It's up to the state legislatures and Feds to pass laws regulating firearms, not private business making up their own "law".Swaye said:For those keeping track at home, you do have to bake a cake for gays even if it violates your religious beliefs, but you do NOT have to sell a .22 rifle to a 20 year old even if State and Federal law says they can legally purchase it. Sounds about right. Christ.
Need one of our fake lawyers to weigh in here.
I don't know. I think it's fucktarded for a cake baker to deny a gay couple and I think it's equally fucktarded for the gay couple to give a shit when there's 50 other people who can bake them a cake.
In that same vein, this kid can buy a gun from 50 other places, shut the fuck up and stop wasting government time and money over bullshit.
Cakes or guns, there's no difference on that score. If one is regulated and the other not, then the same answer, with regulated limitations that are rationally related to some public concern.
But no. Picking and choosing your retail customers isn't going to work. That could get really complicated for everyone real quickly.






