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13. Oh, no problem. You are correct.

Thu Jul 17, 2025, 05:30 PM

Jul 17

I just had discovered the basic idea that the SCOTUS put forth while trying claim it was to be read very narrowly as though the RWRNJs would adhere to that. The website designer case was completely hypothetical, iirc.

Interesting Wikipedia link…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_Cakeshop_v._Colorado_Civil_Rights_Commission

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Agree in general SickOfTheOnePct Jul 17 #2

Except lonely bird Jul 17 #3

Not quite the same circumstances SickOfTheOnePct Jul 17 #4

To be clear, it was a little more complicated than that Polybius Jul 17 #8

Fair enough, thank you! n/t SickOfTheOnePct Jul 17 #9

Interesting... lonely bird Jul 17 #10

OK SickOfTheOnePct Jul 17 #12

Oh, no problem. You are correct. lonely bird Jul 17 #13

Yes, supposed to be very narrow n/t SickOfTheOnePct Jul 17 #14

"The theory is not a fixture of K-12 education" emulatorloo Jul 17 #5

I agree 100% SickOfTheOnePct Jul 17 #6

It's the camel's nose under the tent. cbabe Jul 17 #7

Why? lonely bird Jul 17 #11