WATCH MY FIRST COMMENTARY FROM DECEMBER'S HEARING: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fl3Zaj68y8
NOTE 1: Apologies for my camera stand making noise starting about the halfway mark (and the shaky camera).
NOTE 2: Notice the headlines of most onl…
WATCH MY FIRST COMMENTARY FROM DECEMBER'S HEARING: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fl3Zaj68y8
NOTE 1: Apologies for my camera stand making noise starting about the halfway mark (and the shaky camera).
NOTE 2: Notice the headlines of most online articles stating 'Baker refused to service...' when that is clearly a lie. Testimony and documents show he did attempt to service them with everything else in the store, but they declined. It's stated like this by design, IMO, so that people can get riled up about a false narrative being true.
NOTE3: Notice all the professional/formal photo-ops the gay couple have been making vs. no professional ones by the cakeshop owner, whose are all modest around his shop - a bit of staging for the couple you think? Stinks of agenda to me.
NOTE 4: Phillips' (the cakeshop owner) states he wouldn't make anything he considers against his religion or offensive - INCLUDING a cake that would demean the LGBTQ3.14... community. Why can't people accept his stance then?
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Jack Phillips Masterpiece Cakeshop vs. Colorado Civil Rights Commission by a vote of 7-2. A great win for freedom and expression, while pushing the question: was there EVER really discrimination to begin with? The courts don't believe so for the most part - they do state that Phillips' religious expression was (in other words) 'mocked'. I agree, and then some. Justice Kennedy states that the handling by the 'The Civil Rights Commission’s treatment of his case has some elements of a clear and impermissible hostility toward the sincere religious beliefs that motivated his objection.' I COULDN'T AGREE MORE!
As a gay man myself, my opinion differs from those who seek to tell me there is supposedly homophobic oppression (lol!) in the US. We all have the same freedoms as Americans whether we are straight, gay, legal citizen, etc. There's no distinction who has more rights or less in our day and age.
This 'forcing' of people to ju..
