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WTF is the problem with trannies and democrats
A baker doesn’t want to bake a cake for you because he doesn’t agree with your sexuality
After years of dragging him through the courts. A tranny fcuk attorney asks him for a cake to celebrate her mental illness and naturally he refuses the scumbag a cake and so the liberal democrat cnut sues him as well
Can’t you liberal pha$$pts find a mentally retarded baker to bake your fairy cakes for you?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/colorado-...041517302.html
After years of dragging him through the courts. A tranny fcuk attorney asks him for a cake to celebrate her mental illness and naturally he refuses the scumbag a cake and so the liberal democrat cnut sues him as well
Can’t you liberal pha$$pts find a mentally retarded baker to bake your fairy cakes for you?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/colorado-...041517302.html
From plain white cakes to rainbow-colored ones, the Colorado Supreme Court considered a variety of hypothetical cake-design scenarios Tuesday as it heard arguments in the case of a Christian baker who refused to make a pink cake with blue icing to celebrate a gender transition.
The case involving Denver-area baker Jack Phillips is the latest of three in Colorado pitting LGBTQ+ civil rights against First Amendment rights. In a previous case, Phillips scored a partial victory before the U.S. Supreme Court in 2018 after refusing to bake a cake for a gay couple's wedding.
The Colorado Supreme Court took Tuesday's oral arguments in the transgender celebration cake case under advisement without ruling right away.
The case originated when Phillips initially agreed to make a cake for attorney Autumn Scardina but then refused after Scardina explained she was going to use it to celebrate her gender transition.
The Colorado Court of Appeals sided with Scardina, ruling that the pink-and-blue cake — on which Scardina did not request any writing — was not speech protected by the First Amendment.
The case involving Denver-area baker Jack Phillips is the latest of three in Colorado pitting LGBTQ+ civil rights against First Amendment rights. In a previous case, Phillips scored a partial victory before the U.S. Supreme Court in 2018 after refusing to bake a cake for a gay couple's wedding.
The Colorado Supreme Court took Tuesday's oral arguments in the transgender celebration cake case under advisement without ruling right away.
The case originated when Phillips initially agreed to make a cake for attorney Autumn Scardina but then refused after Scardina explained she was going to use it to celebrate her gender transition.
The Colorado Court of Appeals sided with Scardina, ruling that the pink-and-blue cake — on which Scardina did not request any writing — was not speech protected by the First Amendment.
Scubastevo :-What percentage of women have STDs? (serious) If I just wanted to go bareback with any girl that I could get with, what are my chances of ending up bed ridden with STDs?
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