His win is a direct result of the Supreme Court’s decision in a pivotal LGBTQ+ rights case.

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    I don’t think he has the right to make his business known publicly if it isn’t available to the public-- all of it.

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      What a dumb take. There are plenty of businesses that advertise to the public but are not open to serving the public.

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      What if it’s purely a subject matter question? Surely you wouldn’t be OK with a wedding photographer being forced to stay around for some spicier honeymoon pictures if they didn’t want to photograph adult activity…

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        Unfortunately this is a strawman argument. The subject in question is a wedding. It shouldn’t matter what sexuality or race the people are.

        There’s a difference between filming/photography of pornography vs a wedding. Don’t be disingenuous suggesting that the mere act of being gay equates the same to pornography.

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        photographer being forced to stay around for some spicier honeymoon pictures

        probably shouldn’t compare a gay wedding to being forced to take sexual photos