Forcing others to accept satanic phreaks isn't freedom, its demonic slavery. If you want to be lucifer's bish and take it up the pipe, no one stops you. Be damned if you think those whose spiritual souls are quite intact must be forced to be like you and submit to your demands.
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Article Summary
Christian baker Jack Phillips has won a legal victory after over a decade of court battles for refusing to create cakes celebrating same-sex marriage and transgender transitions. The Colorado Supreme Court dismissed the latest lawsuit, bringing an end to the ongoing legal harassment.
•Legal Victory: Jack Phillips won a case when the Colorado Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit over his refusal to make a transgender-themed cake.
•Years of Legal Battles: Phillips has faced lawsuits since 2012, with the latest case ending due to a procedural error by the plaintiff’s attorney.
•Free Speech Argument: Phillips’ legal team argued that his refusals were about the messages the cakes conveyed, not discrimination against the individuals.
•Religious Freedom Defense: Phillips has been defended for over a decade by the Alliance Defending Freedom, which advocates for religious freedom and free speech.
•Previous Case Win: In 2018, Phillips won a similar case, though neither legal win explicitly confirmed his First Amendment rights to free speech.
Jack Phillips, a Christian baker from Colorado, has won a major victory after over a decade of legal battles with the LGBTQ+ community. Phillips, who owns Masterpiece Cakeshop, was sued in 2012 for refusing to create a cake for a same-sex wedding and later for declining to make a cake celebrating a transgender transition. On Tuesday, the Colorado Supreme Court dismissed the most recent lawsuit due to procedural errors by the attorney who filed it. Phillips had previously won a case in 2018, though neither victory directly affirmed his free speech rights under the Constitution.
Phillips, represented by the Alliance Defending Freedom, has consistently argued that his refusal was about the message the cakes conveyed, not the individuals requesting them. ADF senior counsel Jake Warner emphasized that free speech protections apply to everyone, noting that Phillips cannot be forced to express messages that conflict with his beliefs. Warner reiterated that Phillips serves customers from all backgrounds but chooses his custom creations based on the content, not the requester.
https://lottwire.com/christian-baker-wins-decade-long-legal-battle-over-cake-dispute/
