Silhouette
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Nope. It’s your being informed of a ritual, behavior or ideal being celebrated instead of just feeding a hungry person some of the basic stuff you bake.According to Obergefell it already is.
Except Mistresses can't go into probate court and argue for half his stuff.
I think we are both right. You because that’s how it will boil down. Two gay guys walk in & want a dozen cupcakes with no identifying purpose of ritual celebration. Just to eat. Sale made. Same two gay guys walk in the next day & want baker to make a gay wedding cake. No sale.
My points are more about how the court’s rationale will likely flow before your focus is eventually settled on.
So again, by that logic, I can deny services to Mormons because i think Mormons are a cult started by a con man. I can deny services to Jews because they reject Jesus. I can deny services to blacks because according to my religion, they were cursed by God with Dark skin when Ham saw Noah naked.
You see how fucked up things can get when you try to use religion to set aside protections?