The US supreme court is poised to strike another blow against gay rights | Moira Donegan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Smith is an evangelical Christian who says that her faith makes her object to same-sex marriage.
41% : The question, instead, is how far the court will go: how much the justices will unravel the anti-discrimination laws that govern public accommodations - that is, the laws that say that businesses which serve the public cannot deny service to people based on their identity - and how much discrimination, humiliation and bigotry in public life they will unleash upon gay Americans.
38% : It has become vogue, in rightwing legal arguments against civil rights law, to speak of the "indignity" imposed on anti-gay business owners who are forced to comply with anti-discrimination law.
26% : But it's worth considering what the court did not do when it agreed to hear 303 Creative: it did not grant certiorari on Smith's claim that her religious freedom was violated by the anti-discrimination law.

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