So a guy owns a farm, and sells his produce at a farmers market......he doesn't rent his farm out to gay weddings....not the left wing fascists won't allow him to cell his produce at the farmers market....which is, of course, unrelated to his farm.......
left wing fascism has got to end..........if you do not allow yourself to be absorbed into the Borg collective, you will be destroyed........
You Can't Sell Blueberries Unless You Affirm Gay Marriage
And for the past seven years, Steve Tennes and his family have sold their produce at the farmer’s market owned by the city of East Lansing.
But this year – city officials told the devout Catholic family that their blueberries and sweet corn were not welcome at the farmer’s market – and neither were they.
Last year, someone posted a message on Country Mill’s Facebook page inquiring about whether they hosted same-sex weddings at the farm.
Tennes told the individual they did not permit same-sex marriages on the farm because of the family’s Catholic belief that marriage is a sacramental union between one man and one woman.
City officials later discovered the Facebook posting and began immediate action to remove Country Mill from the Farmer’s Market – alleging the family had violated the city’s discrimination ordinance.
"It was brought to our attention that The Country Mill's general business practices do not comply with East Lansing's Civil Rights ordinances and public policy against discrimination as set forth in Chapter 22 of the City Code and outlined in the 2017 Market Vendor Guidelines, as such, The Country Mill's presence as a vendor his prohibited by the City's Farmer's Market Vendor Guidelines," read a letter the city sent to the family.
It also did not seem to matter to city leaders that the farm is located 22 miles outside the city limits – and had absolutely nothing to do with the business of selling blueberries at the farmer’s market.
Here are a few possibilities you don't seem to have considered.
1) Whether it is set up as a corporation, DBA, or some other entity, the wedding hosting business and the agriculture business are just different aspects of the same business. They are connected in every way.
2) The farmer's market set their rules based on the business practices of the people or groups selling at the market. It doesn't matter if they are in town, 22 miles out of town, or in another country. The city has every right to set the rules based on any legal criteria they want, and they don't want to do business with entities that discriminate.
3) I'm not sure, but if the business could be split into 2 separate unrelated businesses, where tax advantages for one weren't shared by the other, they might have something to complain about,