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OC375

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2. Wedding Cakes

Reply to sop (Original post)

Wed Sep 17, 2025, 10:34 AM

Sep 17

I think she’s trying the approach to compelling someone to act, like was tried with various cake decorating episodes. Can the printer claim a religious or belief system exemption, I wonder?

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'AG Pam Bondi eyes case against Office Depot employee who wouldn't print Charlie Kirk flyer' [View all] sop Sep 17 OP

Perhaps his religious beliefs didn't permit him to copy such a flier. bucolic_frolic Sep 17 #1

Wedding Cakes OC375 Sep 17 #2

"Kirk stood against..." NCDem47 Sep 17 #5

Well...too bad it wasn't an invite for a gay wedding...Bondi would be giving them a medal. CincyDem Sep 17 #3

I guess we don't have any other serious crime to worry about Walleye Sep 17 #4

Has she talked to the Supreme's Historic NY Sep 17 #6

"Businesses can't discriminate," but the MAGA fascist machine can. Doodley Sep 17 #7

Office Depot is NOT a state actor and the First Amendment does not apply here LetMyPeopleVote Sep 17 #8

Priorities? Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Sep 18 #9