Silhouette
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We'll see. I suspect that speech itself will have a higher threshold of protection than say, baking. A baker for example could refuse to put a message on a cake they find offense, but would have to bake the cake itself. Speech, written or spoken, has far greater protections than pictures or confections.
And will you create a new government oversight office for each industry to insure guidelines are met? In your example, "The bureau of overseeing cake icing"? Will you have "conformity gestapo" kiosks on every street corner making sure whining gays who want to force a Christian baker to do something that results in their soul-death, get their way?
Even you, Captain legal spin-doctor, can see this situation is spiralling out of control. Didn't bank on (you forgot) the 1st Amendment being a civil right. And probably because the 9th Amendment looked a little boring, you skimmed right over its wording..