@Axtremus said in No shoes, no shirt, no progressive opinions, no service…:
@LuFins-Dad said in No shoes, no shirt, no progressive opinions, no service…:
https://www.foxnews.com/us/virginia-christian-group-denied-service-restaurant-safety-concerns-amazingly-hypocritical
Is this a group that also thinks bakers and photographers can refuse to serve same-sex couples?
As a reminder, just in case this isn’t a straw man and you actually believe your point is valid, neither the photographers nor the bakers in these cases refused service to same-sex couples. What they did choose to do was not participate in a service that runs contrary to their religious beliefs. You do see the difference, right? The bakers would gladly have provided a birthday cake for the couple. The photographer would gladly do portraits for the couple or headshots, etc…
Now if you want to ask if these two groups support private businesses being allowed to not participate in a special service that is specifically contrary to their religious beliefs, then I would have to answer that I have no idea whether SCOTUS was present.