Friday, December 29, 2017

Court decides for homosexuals in Oregon bakers case

Via Bill "In other words the belief by homosexuals that their so-called lifestyle is right and normal trumps the religious freedom clause in the Constitution, and the Biblical precepts that teach us right from wrong!"

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An appellate court Thursday upheld a penalty against Oregon bakery owners who refused to make a cake for a same-sex wedding almost five years ago.

The owners of the since-closed Gresham bakery — Aaron and Melissa Klein — argued that state Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian violated state and federal laws by forcing them to pay emotional-distress damages of $135,000 to the lesbian couple.

Their lawyers said Avakian and the state Bureau of Labor and Industries violated the Kleins' rights as artists to free speech, their rights to religious freedom and their rights as defendants to a due process.


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