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TopicBaking a cake for a same-sex wedding? No!
TrevorBlack79
05/23/19 5:37:25 PM
#63:


DarkRoast posted...
nemu posted...
What is the cake in this particular example? If it's "Congratulations on your wedding Todd and Howard" with two groom figures, I don't think there's any way you could say the person is being forced to make a design against their wishes unless they would refuse to put the names of a straight couple and groom and bride figures. I feel you'd need an extremely flamboyant cake to have any grounds for refusal.


You can literally refuse to make a white cake if you're so inclined. Trying to set limits is missing the bigger picture - you shouldn't be able to tell someone else to make something exactly the way you want.


The law disagrees.
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