No one should be made a second class citizen because merchants say it's against my religious beliefs for you to stay in my hotel, eat in my restaurant, buy my products or services. If you are open to the public, then you should serve the public.Yes, a business can turn down anyone it pleases if it wants to suffer the legal penalties.So using your logic, a doctor or medical facility should be able to turn away a Jew or a Muslim who needs care because it would go against his religious beliefs. A hotel owner should be able turn away blacks or Latinos because he doesn't like them. An employer should be able to bypass hiring an unwed mother because it violates his principals. A business should be able to say no to installing facilities for the disabled because it cut into his profits.Neither is the former.
You don't see the difference in character between the two? The right to discriminate essentially boils down to the right to abstain. To have the freedom to say "no thanks" to any transaction you find against your interests. That's distinctly different that a supposed "right" to be served by others.
And the far left once again used horrid analogies to make another reference to their debunked religious beliefs.
A business can turn down anyone it chooses, but many on the far left will claim racism or bigotry instead looking at the facts.
You mean far left punishment because they dare to think differently than the far left religious drones..