SmarterThanTheAverageBear
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Now that you know of that ruling, do you agree it is POSSIBLE that a future ruling could rule that religious non profits could discriminate in regards to customers?
Many religious non-profits can already discriminate in regards to customers. The key being religious and non-profit when they are not engaged in commerce (i.e. for-profit activities). Religious Schools can already discriminate on the students they accept, Charities can discriminate on the customers they serve.
Is a ruling POSSIBLE, sure anything is possible.
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What do you think about THIS
City Threatens to Arrest Ministers Who Refuse to Perform Same-Sex Weddings Todd Starnes
That sure looks like a violation of the first amendment to me.
You moved to goal posts. You know that right?
You went from non-profit (not engaged in commerce) to those running a for-profit business.
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They're my goal posts I'll put them where I like.
Seriously though. Yes, I moved the conversation since I have already established that a non profit religious organization CAN discriminate based on religion. There is no need to further discuss that point. So let's talk about FOR PROFIT. Do you think that threatening to fine and arrest those people if they don't do something that is against their religion is proper?
I was expanding my post when you replied.
I see that. I was not aware that you rightly supported the repeal of so called pubic accommodation laws.
Between that and your earlier admission of an error, that greatly increases your standing in my eyes sir.