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Yes he does.
He tried to do what others are too cowardly to do....
He's fighting a battle that most are too PC to fight at all-
So yes he's definitely got a set.
Any manner of contracts can be entered into between unmarried parties, even unmarried parties sleeping together, regardless of their sexual orientation.
Exactly. I'm not sure why Stillwater Townie would believe otherwise.
Yes he does.
He tried to do what others are too cowardly to do....
He's fighting a battle that most are too PC to fight at all-
So yes he's definitely got a set.
Not after the "clipping" he received.
If he still had balls, he would not have changed the law.
Lost what? I sure as hell hope we haven't lost our First Amendment rights.
No, they lost their fight against legal SSM. If it wasn't about that, the free religious exercisers wouldn't participate in all manner of business activities that aren't right with The Lord and never would have, consistently.
Makes a bit of a mockery of the Constitution, if you ask me.
The basis is whether the business can be compelled to PAY for something. So, irrelevant.
That's not what the ruling stated. It specifically preserved the First Amendment rights of closely held corporation owners to exercise their religion.
But, hey... keep bullying people. The homosexual guerilla activists' bullying tactics are causing many to rescind their support for homosexuals.
Chick-fil-A, Memories Pizza... how many times do guerilla activists have to get the public's distate for their bully antics shoved in their face before they get it?
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