Freedom means freedom for everyone, so stop trying to use laws to force people to utter and express the words that they believe: Kentucky appellate court on Friday ruled that the Christian owner ofâ print shop in Lexington has the right to refuse T-shirts promotion ofâ local gay pride festival. [Jacob Gershman, Wall Street Journal] As Eugene Volokh notes, “three-judge panel ruled, op’n 2-1 vote, that Adamson’s conduct was’t in violation of the ordinance (and thereby avoid having to decide whether or not he has a First Amendment right, under the ‘compelled speech’ learn, not to be…
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