There is no 'horseshoes and hand grenades' exception in the First Amendment and latest SCOTUS case proves it

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Students don't give up their right to not pledge to the flag by attending public schools.
53% : And celebrating same-sex marriage is a very different message than celebrating marriage between a man and a woman.
53% : But that is not how the First Amendment works.
50% : Thankfully, the Supreme Court doesn't interpret the First Amendment that way and has indeed asked the right question about 303 Creative: Can the government compel any artist to speak any view they object to?
45% : She just does not want to create custom websites celebrating same-sex marriage for anyone.
45% : There is no "horseshoes and hand grenades" exception in the First Amendment.
43% : So when Cole claims that Lorie discriminates because she declines to create "identical" websites for same-sex and opposite-sex weddings, that makes no sense.

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