The case of Colorado web designer Lorie Smith, who refused to design a same-sex wedding website, isn’t about religion at all, writes Russell Shaw. Rather, it’s about a woman deemed guilty of what constitutional law authority Hadley Arkes calls the “underlying sin” of harboring “an adverse moral judgment on the homosexual life.” https://www.ncregister.com/blog/scotus-free-speech-303-creative
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I love that Tulsi is in Hawaii where they are not spraying the skies everyday. Sunny & Warm with greenery. Where we live they are killing us with whatever they are spraying....
But anyway, to the point of the article. The Southern Slave Owning Democrats destroyed free speech in the Southern States a long time before Lincoln became political.
A federal judge on 12/5/22 ordered that former Southwest flight attendant Charlene Carter be reinstated five years after the airline terminated her for making pro-life statements on social media. The ruling awards Carter $810,000 in damages, back pay, and interest, and marks a victory for religious freedom in the workplace at the same time that the Supreme Court considers the issue in 303 Creative v. Elenis. Former Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant Reinstated by Court After Firing Over Pro-Life Views
The Supreme Court on 12/5/22 heard oral arguments in a case involving graphic designer Lorie Smith, whom the state of Colorado is trying to force to create websites for same-sex “weddings” against her conscience. “Colorado is trying to force me to create custom, unique artwork to promote ideas inconsistent with my faith and the core of who I am,” Smith said. Now, the Supreme Court will “decide whether the government can respect everyone’s freedom to say what we believe,” she added. https://www.dailysignal.com/2022/12/05/supreme-court-hears-graphic-designers-case-major-free-speech-gay-rights-battle/
Michigan Hate Speech Bill Would Make It A Felony To Cause Someone To ‘Feel’ Threatened
https://www.dailywire.com/news/michigan-hate-speech-bill-would-make-it-a-felony-to-make-someone-feel-threatened
The case of Colorado web designer Lorie Smith, who refused to design a same-sex wedding website, isn’t about religion at all, writes Russell Shaw. Rather, it’s about a woman deemed guilty of what constitutional law authority Hadley Arkes calls the “underlying sin” of harboring “an adverse moral judgment on the homosexual life.” https://www.ncregister.com/blog/scotus-free-speech-303-creative
I love that Tulsi is in Hawaii where they are not spraying the skies everyday. Sunny & Warm with greenery. Where we live they are killing us with whatever they are spraying....
But anyway, to the point of the article. The Southern Slave Owning Democrats destroyed free speech in the Southern States a long time before Lincoln became political.
https://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/minute/The_Caning_of_Senator_Charles_Sumner.htm
A federal judge on 12/5/22 ordered that former Southwest flight attendant Charlene Carter be reinstated five years after the airline terminated her for making pro-life statements on social media. The ruling awards Carter $810,000 in damages, back pay, and interest, and marks a victory for religious freedom in the workplace at the same time that the Supreme Court considers the issue in 303 Creative v. Elenis. Former Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant Reinstated by Court After Firing Over Pro-Life Views
The Supreme Court on 12/5/22 heard oral arguments in a case involving graphic designer Lorie Smith, whom the state of Colorado is trying to force to create websites for same-sex “weddings” against her conscience. “Colorado is trying to force me to create custom, unique artwork to promote ideas inconsistent with my faith and the core of who I am,” Smith said. Now, the Supreme Court will “decide whether the government can respect everyone’s freedom to say what we believe,” she added. https://www.dailysignal.com/2022/12/05/supreme-court-hears-graphic-designers-case-major-free-speech-gay-rights-battle/
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