Quote:I don't think such an arrest would hold up in court. However, it is an interesting case. What your blurb does not say is that they operate a for-profit wedding chapel, and the local officials have decided that, unlike a church, a for-profit wedding chapel is a "public accommodation."

I'd like to know why being for profit makes it a public accommodation. Is their argument that all facilities which opperafe for a profit are not allowed to refuse service?


Once again this is where I have a problem with discrimination laws. It's also a good example of how we address a problem matters, equal access to marriage is great all we need to do is remove government from the equation. Instead we create more legislation saying same sex marriage is legal. then the question pops up, well can they make people or organizations that don't believe in SSM perform their ceremonies? After all if SSM is legal isn't it discrimination to say we won't marry you because you're homosexual just like a church can't say we won't marry you because you're black.


When you use government to fix problems you only get more problems.

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