Supreme Court rules for web designer wanting to discriminate against gay clients (opens in new tab)

(theverge.com)

6 pointsmrpotato2y ago2 comments

2 comments

pohl2y ago

Regardless of the decision, it's strange that someone used a real person's identity to use as a fictional "customer" in the filing.

In normal times this would have been considered perjury and been cause to throw the case out due to lack of demonstrated injury.

These are not normal times. And apparently elections do indeed have consequences.

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pohl2y ago

Regardless of the decision, it's strange that someone used a real person's identity to use as a fictional "customer" in the filing.

In normal times this would have been considered perjury and been cause to throw the case out due to lack of demonstrated injury.

These are not normal times. And apparently elections do indeed have consequences.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse