T-Shirt Company Sued

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(11-04-2019, 11:31 AM)fredtoast Wrote: I see you are back to changing my words instaed of addressing what I really said, but I will extend you the courtesy of addressing exactly what you said.

I did not say the customer brought him an "idea".  I asked about when the customer brought him the "design".  From what I understand they brought him this




and told him to print it on t-shirts.

So I don't see where he "designed" anything.  It seems this is just someone using semantics to support discrimination.

There is no semantics (on my part). He refused to use his property and talents to promote a message he views as taking pride in sin. Why didn't the customer just print the message on there himself if the owners talents were not required to do so?

The majority in the appeals court understood it.