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oooo i see what you did there :3

i think it is wrong and judgmental from whoever would decline service to someone because of religion or sexual orientation or race.

He can. And then you can sue if he has a store open to the public on a street supported by tax dollars. It is called ability and consequences.

If he's a private baker who only takes private commissions, then he can refuse and you cannot sue. That's called ability and private liberty.

No more than an atheist builder would refuse to be involved in the construction of a church. As long as he's paid for the job, why should any craftsman refuse to do a job?

I'm a Jewish store owner and I say I have the right to refuse service to Christians.

Morally, it's wrong. Financially, it's stupid. You lost out on a sale. Legally, you can do it.

I couldn't care less. Let them do that. There's plenty of other places to buy a cake.

They should have the right.

Its his business he can take what jobs he wants, that is what freedom is.

But logically what would be the point ? That Christians are sexual perverts practicing lust-ridden animal abominations in filthy subhuman promiscuity ? The baker would be killed the next morning.

The baker has sense - -but You ? Aaaah, I'm a-wonderin.

Yes but why would he?