I would like businesses to be permitted to deny service to any person and for whatever reason. If people find those business practices have objectionable than they will take their duckets elsewhere. If their business fails then they have no one to blame but themselves. I wouldn't to give my money to that business anyway.
What about those who live in remote rural areas? Places that are hundreds of miles from the nearest next town?
Areas that have only one store. That one store won't allow you inside to buy food just because you're gay.
Where are you going to get food or the necessities of life?
Or say the gas station? They won't let you get gas because you're gay. Where are you going to get gas?
Even though your tax dollars paid for the streets that the store owner uses for trucks to bring food and other life necessities to his store to sell. Even though your tax dollars is paying for the police and fire department that serve that store.
Or the private company that owns the electricity or natural gas that is used to electrify and heat homes? Is it fair that they deny you electricity or gas just because you're gay?
Do you think it's fair for someone to deny you food or gas or anything just because you're gay and you have no other place to get those things?
I already gave answers to these concerns.
So you advocate it's ok to discriminate against people.
So it's ok to deny electricity, heat, food gas and other things to gay people?
Do you realize that it can be applied to you too?
What would you do if someone bought the electric company in your area and decided they didn't want to sell electricity to you based on their religion?
How are you going to have electricity?
Or apply it to food, gas etc. What would you do if someone took that from you just because their version of their religion says you're bad?
Or how would you like it if a muslim denied you basic necessities of life based on your religion?
America doesn't condone discrimination. We have specific laws against it.
You have all the right in the world to believe what you want but you have absolutely no right to force it on anyone else and deny them basic necessities of life.