IT’S NOT REALLY A HARD DECISION
2 PARAGRAPHS 4 LIBERTY #409
This approach also has the benefits of being fairly easy to comprehend and to enforce. For the government to force a baker or anyone else to act in violation of their principles in creating any product is an undue intrusion into people’s private lives and beliefs. BUT, if the cake or other products have already been created and offered for sale, it would violate all of our principles for the baker/merchant to deprive anyone of the opportunity to purchase them. What do you think? Let’s move on . . .
Another thought from the “You gotta love English” department: Why are bleachers sometimes called “stands” if they are meant for sitting?
Judge Jim Gray (Ret.) Superior Court of Orange County, California 2012 Libertarian Candidate for Vice President
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