Business isn't religion. No one is telling those business people they can't be religious. If they were a church they would be exempted but they're not a church and they can't expect to be special from everyone else and be allowed to violate the law.
What the business people are doing is a violation of the business license contract, violation of the 14th amendment and violation of our anti discrimination laws.
You can talk about religious freedom all you want. It won't make any difference. You're in the minority here and you're advocating violating laws and our constitution.
That business violated the law and they should expect to pay the consequences of their crime. It's a crime to violate the law.
The anti-discrimination laws you speak of do not include sexual orientation as an identified protected class. Legislation regarding the establishment of sexual orientation as a protected class is still pending in Congress.
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Actually they do. I pointed it out to you earlier.
They're sexually discriminating against that couple. They're denying their services based on the customer's sex. Which is against the anti discrimination laws.
If the couple was of the opposite sex they would preform the ceremony. Since they're basing their discrimination on the basis of sex it's sexual discrimination.
You might want to take it up with one of the judges on the Washington state supreme court. He agrees with me and said if a case came before him today, he would rule in favor of the homosexual couple based on the fact that the business owner was sexually discriminating them.