Sharkinva
Well-Known Member
- Actually it would have. There is also a difference between not caring about the LGBT movement and being forced to use your skills to make a gay wedding cake. The baker was willing to make the cake, just not support gay marriage. One person can take a case to the SCOTUS.
Odd but not surprising that the first SCOTUS case you think of is where some poor Christian man had to defend HIS rights against those mean old gay men wanting him to bake a cake for their wedding. I was more referring to the fact that to even get married, or have joint custody of a child that one partner has adopted but both raised these cases had to go all the way to the supreme court. But yes I realize the courts highest duty is to determine who can and who cant be forced into doing something against their will. Sure must be nice to be what the court considers NORMAL these days.