Jack Phillips Is Now In Court For Not Baking A ‘Gender Transition’ Cake
by Matt Walsh, Daily Wire:
The vengeful bullies of the LGBT lobby will not leave Jack Phillips alone. The owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop had the audacity to beat them at the Supreme Court after he refused to make a customized cake for a gay wedding, and they have not let the victory go unpunished.
So, Phillips is back in court this week —this time for declining to bake a cake celebrating a man’s ” gender transition.” A federal judge is “inclined” to let the absurd case go forward. Again. Perhaps Masterpiece Cakeshop: The Sequel will soon be debuting at the Supreme Court. If you recall, the justices smacked down the Colorado Civil Rights Commission for its despicable treatment of Phillips last time around. It doesn’t seem that the commission has taken the lesson to heart.
Some background on the latest case: In June of 2017, on the same day that the Supreme Court announced it would be taking Phillips’ case, a lawyer named Autumn Scardina called Masterpiece asking for a cake to celebrate the anniversary of his so-called “transition” into a woman. Phillips politely declined. Scardina immediately contacted the Colorado Civil Rights Commission and the petty despots of the commission quickly decreed that a human rights violation had occurred.
The whole thing was an utterly transparent set up. Scardina, who had previously harassed the bakery with requests for cakes with satanic themes and sex toys, called on that particular day for the express purpose of being denied a cake. There obviously is no reason to tell a baker that the pink and blue cake is meant to celebrate a gender transition, which is a bizarre and arbitrary occasion for a cake anyway. And if for some reason a person really does want a cake for that purpose, and genuinely feels the need to announce it to the person behind the counter at the bakery, there is no legitimate or honest reason to choose the one bakery in the whole country that is famous for its qualms about these kinds of things.
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