2y ago

Man cited in Supreme Court LGBTQ rights case says he was never involved

www.washingtonpost.com /politics/2023/07/01/supreme-court-colorado-website/

Colorado artist Lorie Smith said she had received a request to create designs for a same-sex wedding. The man named in the request said he never asked for that.

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Strange. It's almost like conservatives are liars who delight in the oppression of others.
Conservatism is a plague of deception, bigotry and oppression. It always has been.
This is fucking bullshit, conservatives are openly cheating the system, be it voting or court decisions. Shit like this will 100% destroy a country,
- I would like to know if now anyone that adds to or creates things can actively not sell to someone with a prolife hat, maga hat or someone else that identifies themselves as a trumpy grumpy.
  I personally don't fall in this category but if this is true we need to spread the word for anyone that can afford to do this.
  
  Do you have a strongly held personal belief? Go for it.
The Christian web designer who says she was harmed by a gay couple asking her to do a webpage for their wedding was LYING. This Christian took a case to the Supreme Court claiming she was harmed by the gays but she was LYING. And the Christians on the court ruled to cause harm to the LGBTQ community by allowing their bigotry to be legal.
- thats what i dont get about this whole thing. i thought in order to bring a case you had to have standing and courts would examine if your case was legit. how did it even get this far? wtf? i hate this country sometimes.
  
  The liberal justices' first criticism of the decision was that the court shouldn't have heard the case at all because the plaintiff didn't have standing.
  So yeah.
- They didn't even have a business, they just made it up for the lawsuit. Check out any of their "work" and you will be laughing
It was the same way with the Student Loan strike down. The plaintiff did not wish to be used as such and denied that it would cause damages.
How did a fake case get passed up through the lower courts and appellate courts?

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