According to the courts, due to valid legislation that created laws, the Chrisitan bakers and photographers were violating those laws and committing the offense of discrimination against citizens. Due to those laws and court rulings the state had a duty and obligation to correct an injustice via the courts and authority invested in the state to protect its citizens against such offenses. Don't like it petition and change the law.Bravo, patriot.
Oh my. Now anyone that stands up to Trump is a "patriot." That has to be the most misused word in the political dictionary.
Think about it. When Christian bakers and photographers stood up for their beliefs, they weren't called patriots. They were called hateful bigots. This singer? She's the brave, bold, patriotic hero for standing up to the evil Trump guy.
So it goes: someone is only a patriot when they're standing up for beliefs you agree with or against people you didn't vote for in the last election.
How childish.
A singer opting out of singing at an event is not a violation of the law. It is a constitutional right for the singer.