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And that Indiana goof is changing the legislation as fast as he can. OOOps.
In that I think he's wrong. The law didn't permit discrimination it simply allowed people to object to being forced to participate in events they didn't want to take part in.
The law worked both ways, too.
In Colorado a Christian bakery went out of business after being ordered to make a wedding cake for a gay wedding. The courts there say the law doesn't give people the choice to refuse to do things for people they object to.
And now a gay owned bakery is being sued under the same law for refusing to bake a cake that says, "God Hates Fags".
The gay bakery is expected to
lose in this case.
If Colorado had a law like Indiana's then the gay bakery could claim their rights under the same law.
Instead they'll likely be facing a court order to bake the cake or close their bakery.
Serves them right.