W.TN.Orange Blood
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I have no idea what their motivation was. But if they felt that Kirk's racism conflicted with their sincere religious belief in the equality of all humans, I'm pretty sure they could have said no.Once again, ask your law school for a refund if that’s as nuanced of an understanding as you have of that case
If I recall, that was a free exercise case and not a free speech case. I think some on the court wanted to decide it on free speech grounds, but they weren't the majority.I 100% support the right of private business to choose… who they do business with.
Welcome to the side of Liberty, sister.
Meh, that tweet and mindset is no different than the Trumpers who say - “yea, well, he’s not as bad as Biden”.His own Vice President even compared him to Hitler, although to be fair, he probably meant that as a compliment.
Guess Office Depot thought differentlyIf I recall, that was a free exercise case and not a free speech case. I think some on the court wanted to decide it on free speech grounds, but they weren't the majority.
But a lot on the right wanted to read it as a "I shouldn't have to do business in connection with causes I disagree with" case.
No private entity to should be compelled by the State to enter into commercial transaction with anyone.If I recall, that was a free exercise case and not a free speech case. I think some on the court wanted to decide it on free speech grounds, but they weren't the majority.
But a lot on the right wanted to read it as a "I shouldn't have to do business in connection with causes I disagree with" case.
Guess Office Depot thought differently
They're not the owners. They're employees at will. Of course they can be fired. That's a completely different issue from whether the business can be compelled to print a message it disagrees with.I’m pretty sure you are wrong since they violated company policy