transperson vs Muslim - Canadian hair removal problem

[John Dule]

A Canadian court ruled in favor of the Muslim, correctly: https://kutv.com/news/nation-world/court-rules-in-favor-of-women-who-refused-to-wax-male-genitalia-of-trans-woman

Yeah, but bake the cake you bigots.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

The version of wokeism where women have to touch male genitalia is something else.

Actually looking on social media after this the only people I found disagreeing with the court decision were obvious lame Titania McGrathvtyle parodies. A lot of trans people are even skeptical the plaintiff is a real trans person and not an actual example of someone engaging in this for fetish purposes and it was unanimous about them being a totally perverted predator.

This really wasn't a difficult case.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

A Canadian court ruled in favor of the Muslim, correctly: https://kutv.com/news/nation-world/court-rules-in-favor-of-women-who-refused-to-wax-male-genitalia-of-trans-woman

Yeah, but bake the cake you bigots.

There's quite a few differences but I'll shock you and say I don't really give a sh**t if bakers refuse to provide cakes for gay weddings. Let the gay couples give their money to someone non-bigoted.

[Farmlands]

A Canadian court ruled in favor of the Muslim, correctly: https://kutv.com/news/nation-world/court-rules-in-favor-of-women-who-refused-to-wax-male-genitalia-of-trans-woman

Yeah, but bake the cake you bigots.

I recognize my opinion is in the minority within the LGBT community, but I don't think service people should be forced to provide for a ceremony which violates their religious or political beliefs. That's entirely different from refusing service based on sexual orientation, which I oppose.

[John Dule]

A Canadian court ruled in favor of the Muslim, correctly: https://kutv.com/news/nation-world/court-rules-in-favor-of-women-who-refused-to-wax-male-genitalia-of-trans-woman

Yeah, but bake the cake you bigots.

There's quite a few differences but I'll shock you and say I don't really give a sh**t if bakers refuse to provide cakes for gay weddings. Let the gay couples give their money to someone non-bigoted.

That is shocking, but I agree with your logic. The law as it is basically keeps prejudiced people in business by forcing them to engage in fair practices. If they really want to cut out a portion of their consumer base and possibly be boycotted, I don't see why we should be stopping them.