. . .
K “I thought that no one discriminated against the green stuff today.”
J “The cake baker’s religious convictions seem heartfelt and genuine, yet they must yield when he opens the door to the public and seeks money.”
K “If you hold yourself out to the public to be open for business, you cannot hold yourself out to the public to be open for business only for some.”
. . .
J “There is a continuum of creativity. Everyone involved in the marriage industrial complex is creative in some way. The hair stylist, the floral designer, the nail sculptor, even the chef are all creating a creative product. The cake baker is not unique or special.”
. . .
K “The coercive authority of the government coming to bear on an individual once again gives me some pause.”
. . .
J “In the end, the decision is a piece of cake.”
K “And as easy as pie.”
. . .
K “And the case reveals once again that we are not one country, we are two countries deeply divided against each other. And we are not one country with two political parties, we are two countries with one political party – the ‘War and Wall Street Party’ – divided into two divisions, the ‘D’ division and the ‘R’ division.”
J “And a chasmic and unbridgeable divide between those two divisions.”
K “The ‘D’ division of the Supreme Court and the ‘R’ division of the Supreme Court are two divisions of armies that battle head to head to impose and inflict their version of the Constitution on the other army.”
. . .
[See Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, 16-111.]
[See the e-commentary at “Brown: 5 – Plessy: 4 (June 29, 2015)”, “Dividing The Divided Supreme Court In A Divided Country (October 3, 2016)”, “Five Red Rich Republican ‘Catholic’ Corporatist ‘White’ Boys . . . Versus . . . Four Blue Comfortable Democratic ‘Jewish’ Individualist White ‘Girls’ . . . And All By-Products Of The S.I.C. (October 2, 2017)”, “The Tsunami Hits Shore (March 24, 2014)”, “The Sea Change Is Now A Tsunami (March 11, 2013)” and other e-commentary under the Categories “First Monday in October” and “War and Wall Street Party”.]
Bumper stickers of the week:
Open to all
Let them eat cake; insist they sell it
It is a cake walk and as easy as pie
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