Bob Noel writes:
In article , Brian
Westley wrote:

ACLU attempted to prevent the Boy Scouts from discriminating against
people. Hardly an attack.

Except the Boy Scouts is a private organization.

That wasn't decided UNTIL the courts ruled when the ACLU brought the
lawsuit;

It was already known that the BSA is a private organization.

Nope; the Dale case hinged on whether the BSA was a "public
accommodation" or not.

Perhaps it wasn't legally determined until the case, but the BSA
being a private organization falls into the duh category.

Not when government agencies sponsor BSA units; the government
can't run youth groups that exclude atheists.

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Merlyn LeRoy