This week's SCOTUS case is not just about a cake, but a question of have we learned anything from history? |
A Supreme Court ruling in favor of Masterpiece Cakeshop would destroy discrimination law. - Will a supposed adherence to a form of the Christian religion allow discrimination against LGBTQ customers and bring in an era in which anyone - particularly African-Americans, people of the Jewish faith, the Latino community, and the rest who are considered as "the other" - can be put at risk for the idea of "religious liberty." It's never been about a cake.
Roy Moore: Immorality Is At A New Low - Get a load of this liar.
Democrat appeals decision striking down his order banning discrimination. - Louisiana Gov. Bel Edwards goes to bat for the LGBTQ community.
Transgender rights: Los Angeles families complain of insensitive treatment during court hearings - This is a mess. Judges should carry themselves with a form of objectivity, particularly when dealing with children and especially OUR children.
Now it's dawning on me that not hearing this case, and waiting for the outcome in the Mastepiece "Bakery" case, could be a sign that they believe a ruling against the Bakery as has happened in every lower court will automatically imply a constitutional right to Heightened scrutiny in all future cases regarding lgbtq equality.
ReplyDeleteThis could be a good sign that they refused to hear the TX Benefits Case, actually,
Heightened scrutiny mean equal rights in the eyes of the law, period. That could be coming soon.