@awisse17,
awisse17 wrote:
For example, there was a cake maker in NY that decided and chose not to make a cake for a gay couple and that couple felt soooo abused so they sued the shop. How is that right?
If you own a public business, you are expected to serve the public. You can't decide that you don't want to serve people if you don't like their skin color or religion or hair color or height or gender or ... sexual orientation.
I find the wedding cake thing especially hypocritical. Making a cake is not an endorsement of the wedding. If a heterosexual couple walked in and ordered a cake, this baker would happily make it if they were brother and sister, if the bride was being coerced, if they were "living in sin", if it was an arranged marriage, if there was violence between the couple, etc. It's not like there is an interview process involved in buying a cake... unless the couple is gay, then "oh my God, my baking a cake would endorse sin!!" Gay people aren't oppressing anyone, they just want you to sell them a cake like you would for anyone else.