2dimes wrote:Yes I am ok with you refusing to provide "services" to an individual for reasons that have nothing at all to do with that service itself.
Let's expand on that thought then:
Someone can refuse service to someone for being female?
Someone can refuse service to someone for missing an arm?
Someone can refuse service to someone because they've served in the military?
Someone can refuse service to someone for being a different race?
You're ok with all of those? Because the law most definitely is not, and for very good reason.
2dimes wrote:What advantage is there to me forcing you to do the right thing.
What if the only other person who provides that service doesn't do so very well?
What if the only other person who provides that service doesn't do so in a very safe environment?
2dimes wrote:I would prefer to be able to trust the ingredients of the cake another baker made, thank you.
What if there isn't another baker available?
More importantly, what if there isn't another baker available because they all hold the same view regarding that particular group of people?
I asked you another relevant question in the last post, that you seem to have overlooked for some reason.
...I prefer a man who will burn the flag and then wrap himself in the Constitution to a man who will burn the Constitution and then wrap himself in the flag.