The decision appeared to suggest that the rights of L.G.B.T.Q. people, including to same-sex marriage, are on more vulnerable legal footing, particularly when they are at odds with claims of religious freedom.
Fucking Religious Reich and this bullshit court…throw it into the fire.
The way they’ve made this ruling while the person at the center or the initial complaint has come forward to say that the entire case was fabricated confirms there’s no bottom to the pit of BS
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The way they’ve made this ruling while the person at the center or the initial complaint has come forward to say that the entire case was fabricated confirms there’s no bottom to the pit of BS
What was even the initial lawsuit?
The only way I can see this case happening is if a customer sued because of discrimination. But there was no customer. Who was she suing?
The level of fabrication would be impressive if it wasn’t so maddeningly illegal.
The guy didn’t contract for a website for his gay marriage.
He didn’t know that guy he was supposedly marrying.
And he’s straight.
And he’s been married to a woman for 15 years.
How did nobody check this out and what penalties can the website designer and lawyers face for lying in court?