That famous Colorado cake master can finally bake his cakes in peace

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Revolver
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1 July 2023
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Colorado News
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US Supreme Court
tyranny
race
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The U.S. Supreme Court... essentially axed affirmative action, and now, they've decreed that bakeries and other U.S. companies and workers do not have to bow down to the demands of the LGBTQ+ community when it conflicts with their religious beliefs. In other words, no, you don't have to bake their damn cake. Many know the story of Colorado Christian baker Jack Philips, who has faced harassment and abuse from radical extremists within the LGBTQ+ community. For years, these ruthless scumbags have tried to force this good, Christian man to abandon his beliefs in order to bake cakes for their twisted lifestyles...

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