Fina an dandy, however if the fact that the wedding cake, or any cake for that matter, will be for gay people, that changes nothing, nothing at all.Actually he's working for money, making cakes. The reason why someone wants one of his cakes is none of his damn business. His business, making cakes.Nope.PaintChipEater, why don't you give this a try?
If there is a very talented cake decorator and he is looking for a job. A gay baker thinks that the decorator would be good for his business, so he orders the decorator to come work for him. The decorator doesn't want to, because he doesn't want to work for a queer.
Should the decorator be compelled by law to work for the gay baker?
In what way does that differ from your demand that a baker work for a gay couple against his will?
What is the distinction?
Sure, order the cake and don't insist what is for. As you said, it's none of baker business.
As you said, none of bakers damn business.
But if you insist on GAY wedding cake, for GAY wedding, with a GAY topper, you make it bakers business.