https://www.politico.com/magazine/story ... rsy-219365
The owner of Masterpiece cake shop is suing the state of Colorado as the civil rights commission ruled against them again.
This time a Transgendered individual sued alleging discrimination. She was seeking a cake that was blue on the outside and pink on the inside to celebrate both her birthday and coming out about being a woman. This time the bakeshop waited until the individual described the cake she wanted before citing religious belief that they would not do it (likely he was coached by his attorney).
It is worth pointing out this case was likely a plant as the individual approached the cakeshop on the day cert was granted.
My opinion is his case is stronger because he waited until a design was proposed to deny creating a cake and he likely doesn't make coming out cakes for non transgendered individuals so it is harder to say the discrimination is based on the transgendered status of the individual. Lastly because the the Civil rights commission ruling came only a few weeks after the supreme court's ruling it is very likely the record is littered with the same Social Justice nonsense that got the Supreme Court to bench slap the commission last time.
So NSG is this illegal discrimination against a Transgendered individual and if it does should there be a speech/religious exception to it.
