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Supreme Court Sides with Masterpiece Cakeshop in Same-Sex Wedding Ruling
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The Supreme Court granted a narrow victory to people of faith on Monday, holding 7-2 that the Constitution did not allow the Colorado Civil Rights Commission to order Christian baker Jack Phillips to bake a wedding cake for same-sex weddings because a commissioner said Phillips’ Christian beliefs on marriage were “despicable.”


The Court left open for another case the broader question of whether the government can force people of faith to participate in same-sex weddings when the government does not openly show open hostility to their religious beliefs
Some honey. Imagine that.
 
Supreme Court Sides with Masterpiece Cakeshop in Same-Sex Wedding Ruling
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The Supreme Court granted a narrow victory to people of faith on Monday, holding 7-2 that the Constitution did not allow the Colorado Civil Rights Commission to order Christian baker Jack Phillips to bake a wedding cake for same-sex weddings because a commissioner said Phillips’ Christian beliefs on marriage were “despicable.”


The Court left open for another case the broader question of whether the government can force people of faith to participate in same-sex weddings when the government does not openly show open hostility to their religious beliefs
Good, we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone, move on. I see you see this as some huge victory for homophobic nutters, good for you. People with guns aren't welcome either.
 
Good, we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone, move on. I see you see this as some huge victory for homophobic nutters, good for you. People with guns aren't welcome either.

In summary, the decision says that the baker won. In detail, the court says the Colorado law is constitutional and still stands, but that the Civil Rights Board applied it badly in this case.
 
In summary, the decision says that the baker won. In detail, the court says the Colorado law is constitutional and still stands, but that the Civil Rights Board applied it badly in this case.
"Tolerance and respect for good-faith differences of opinion are essential in a society like ours."
 
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