To think that "gay cake row" verdict is a victory for common sense?

[MaxDArnold]

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that a Belfast bakery was not obliged to bake a cake emblazoned with the slogan "support gay marriage" and over turned a £500 damages award over turned on it.

For those unfamiliar with the case more information can be found here.

www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/oct/10/uk-supreme-court-backs-bakery-that-refused-to-make-gay-wedding-cake

Am I being unreasonable to think that this was absolutely the right call, and a victory for personal and religious freedom? I don't think anybody should be forced to facilitate political slogans which that profoundly disagree with.

The original court case ruling was a total nonsense.

Thank goodness commonsense has prevailed. It’s nothing to do with prejudice but the message on the cake.

I'm glad we got there in the end 2BoysandaCairn.

I'm glad the appeal won.
Well done to them. I bet they never wanted to be dragged into all this in the first place