BULLDOG
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After you read this...link?They offered to bake them a wedding cake, as they advertised they do. The case is not yet adjudicated.The bakers did not refuse to serve gays, or bake them a cake. They refused to bake a specific cake because it conflicted with their morals.
Just FYI, the Oregon law that the baker broke requires full and equal goods and services provided by a business that meets the description of a public accommodation business. Not one set of goods and services sold to everyone and a subset of goods and services sold to others.
The fact that they would have (or may have) sold other products isn't relevant.
All Goods Set = A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H
Subset = A, B, C, D, F, G, H
ORS 659A.403 - Discrimination in place of public accommodation prohibited - 2015 Oregon Revised Statutes
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Oregon silences bakers who refused to make cake for gay wedding
...there's this:
Klein says he’s okay with gay customers buying his products, but he cannot approve of a same-sex wedding:
Oregon Bakers Refuse Cake For Same-Sex Wedding
They didn't ask for his approval or participation in their wedding. They asked him to give them the same service he gives anyone else. Now, about that link to him offering to bake the wedding cake?