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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cool. Can’t wait to refuse service to evangelical Christians. [/quote]

Yes, this!![/quote]

Religion is a protected category. Politics is not. Put it this way, would you force a Muslim to design a website that was openly hostile to Islam?

In a hugely diverse country and one that is only getting more diverse, the only way to accommodate all the various viewpoints is not to impose a binary across all of them. [/quote]

Hate is against my religion so hating gay people is against my religion so yes we can deny them services now.[/quote]

You didn't answer the question. Would you force a conservative Muslim to design a website that was openly hostile to Islam? Yes or no? Likewise, would you force a LGBTA+whatever designer create a website that was openly hostile to LGBTA+ whatever people?

t's clear the activists are upset because one of their pet progressive protected groups, this time the LGBTA+whatever, is involved, so all logic has gone out the window, but the same scenario applies across all beliefs and viewpoints. That's why the SCOTUS and previous courts ruled in favor of the designer. [/quote]

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