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I’m sorry, but you’re wrong. When you decide to become a “fee for service” business - you have to take on all comers. Black Letter law, affirmed by SCOTUS - goes back to Civil Rights days ... They either have to suck it up - or close their business. No different than if they wanted to refuse service to a person based on their politics ...

Fact. The States own constitution (rightly) discriminates against homosexuals by refusing to recognize gay marriage, which is what the baker refused to do. The judge thus indicted the States constitution as violating the law, because a subsequent law added sexual orientation (south) to the an nondiscrimination law.

Fact: The baker offered to sell them other things but not a custom work of art specifically celebrating a moral abomination.

Fact: If a black baker, sign-maker or artist refused to make a custom sign celebrating a KKK convention,

or a Muslim for the birth of Israel, or refused to make hot dog rolls, then it is very unlikely the bakers/sign makers/artists would be found guilty.

Fact: The homosexual lobby has duped the willing into believing the same rights as belong to non moral aspects race and skin color are given also belongs to a behavior have.