Hell, I don't care either. I seem to remember girls suing about being able to play on the football team and student prayer groups being banned in schools. I understand the public versus private issue, but the over all issue is discrimination, and that is happening in my situation. I just think that it all needs to be equal.

[quote=foundit66;315239]I didn't think that through before typing...

Well, the whole notion of a business versus a private organization can be skewed to fit the groups agenda, and the Boy Scouts are doing just that. I think that they should have lost their cases since it is quite clear that they are a business...

To toss my opinion in the ring.
I am glad the BSA won their case. I back the principles SCOTUS used in that case to arrive at that conclusion.

Any definitions of "business" would have to be examined closely before applying.
As a cautionary example, would a church be declared as a "business" by those standards?
Scholarship organizations? Would they classify as a business or not?

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The Church is certainly a business as are some scholarship organizations...