A Kentucky appeals court has just delivered a stunning blow to the ongoing effort to redefine opposition to same-sex marriage as a form of discrimination against gay people. Blaine Adamson is a Kentucky native, a married family man supporting three kids, and a Christian. For the last ten years, he has owned and operated a small printing shop in Lexington, Ky., and has routinely turned down printing messages that offend his conscience, including a promotion for a local strip club, a biker T-shirt that called women the B-word, and a T-shirt promoting the local Pride Festival. Only the latter resulted in a complaint
