[butlerweave]

They shopped around until they found the right Christian then went to court ?

[elpadre]

“They shopped around until they found the right Christian then went to court”

more like: They shopped around until they found the right Christian case to litigate, and then went to court.

[Boogieman]

Of course they did.

[Skooz]

Precisely

[kiryandil]

"members of a protected class"

What a vile pile of dogsqueeze - the Wise Lump of Excrement.

[HKMk23]

Absolutely yes.

Inverse Lenin: “Show me the crime, and I’ll find a man committing it.”

[Blood of Tyrants]

It’s the same guy who has been sued and gone to the SC at least once before, where the baker won. This was an attack on Christianity as they have never even approached a Muslim-owned bakery with the request to bake a gay couple a wedding cake. I hope he counter sued for damages.

[Theo]

I believe that’s incorrect.

It’s my understanding that this website developer initiated the lawsuit, as a way to protect herself from potential harassment from someone who might want her to make a website she didn’t want to make.

[genghis]

Your statement correct. If Soto upset must be a good day

[alstewartfan]

Go after a Mooslim next time!

[matt04]

I don’t know much about the case, but I am 99.999% sure that’s exactly what happened.

[FormerFRLurker]

Actually this case was not brought in response to any actual same-sex couple being denied service by the website designer, but by the website designer herself as a preventative measure.