[Lmo56]

You wouldn't have to serve the Ku Klux Klan or the Nazi Party.

Actually, you do. The Klan and the American Nazi Party hold rallies frequently and are not prohibited based upon free speech grounds.

If I were to dress in Klan garb, go into a bakery and get refused - I'd win the court case ...

[Jeff Chandler]

If I were to dress in Klan garb, go into a bakery and get refused - I'd win the court case ...

Ah, jeez, nobody seems to care what the actual issue is.

The faggots could go in an be served with any item offered. What they demanded was a custom item. if a Klanster demanded a swastika cake, he would be refused and not a court in the land would back him.

I just know I will have to explain this again and again, probably to the same people.

[HiTech RedNeck]

If this is like the New Mexico case, it was the MESSAGE that was declined. We do not inscribe to “gay marriages.” Had a nun come in and asked for such a thing she’d get refused too.

[raybbr]

Actually, you do. The Klan and the American Nazi Party hold rallies frequently and are not prohibited based upon free speech grounds.

This is where your logic fails. A rally is considered a public event exercising free speech. Baking a cake is a private enterprise and has nothing to do with free speech. This is tyranny plain and simple. The homos could easily gone to a homo friendly bakery but chose this guy to attack his private beliefs.

Your defense of them is quite simply wrong.

[AppyPappy]

“The Klan and the American Nazi Party hold rallies frequently”
Actually,no. They are usually canceled because of security concerns.

[Campion]

Do you have any actual examples of businesses being forced by the law to serve KKK members, particularly in contexts where that service could be interpreted as endorsing the Klan's point of view, like printing a sign, or baking a cake, with a KKK slogan on it?

I don't think you do.