T-Shirt Company Sued

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(11-01-2019, 03:46 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: It sailed with you continually making intellectually dishonest arguments and me getting tired of it.


I get you're opinion, but that still isn't discrimination.

Also, no one is being forced to use their intellectual property. When you go into business serving the public, you choose to do so. You choose to use your intellectual property. If you don't like the idea of not discriminating in your business then you don't have to be in business.

I'm unsure what is intellectually dishonest about my stance in this matter, but sure we can blame me. You might go in business to serve (actually to provide a service to) the public, but it's a private business. Unfortunately in this case the Highest Court ruled on a technicality and not the subject. The district court saw it your way and the Courts of Appeal saw it mine.