[freedumb2003]

>>The Constitution does not allow you to force producers to produce things to meet your preferences. You should read it.<<

I have — every word.

You confuse my consternation and condemnation with a call to action.

Please quote back to me where I have called for the forcing of jobs and his ilk to not produce this product. Don’t bother: I have not.

He is a fascist — but it is perfectly legal for him to sell to the weak-willed like you who cannot choose for themselves.

[SoConPubbie]

He is a fascist — but it is perfectly legal for him to sell to the weak-willed like you who cannot choose for themselves.

Fascism

1 often capitalized : a political philosophy, movement, or regime (as that of the Fascisti) that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition
2 : a tendency toward or actual exercise of strong autocratic or dictatorial control

So here are the definitions of Fascism from Merriam-Webster.

So explain to me again how it is fascist of the CEO of a private company to decide that he is going to take the high-road of morality with regards to the products his company manufactures and sells?

Please, any train of logic will do.

[restornu]

What kind of a conservative defends things that debase the foundation of life?

[Persevero]

“He is a fascist “

My local video store does not rent X or NC17 movies. They are fascists.

“Children’s Place” where I get most of my kids’ clothes don’t sell hot pants and push up bras for the kids. They are fascists.

My local bakery doesn’t offer cakes in the shape of genitals. I have to go all the way downtown to get one! My local baker is fascist!

The art gallery my uncle owns shows no nude paintings. He won’t hang those. He is a fascist.

I get my CDs frequently from an online music provider that doesn’t sell songs with explicit lyrics. They are fascists.