If a business owner is being persecuted by our government, that's what the Constitution prohibits. If your boss tells you to do something against your religious beliefs and fires you, it's the business owner that persecuted you.
The Constitution was not written to protect you from everything, it was written to protect you from government. I can't go to my boss tomorrow, tell him to F himself, and if he fires me, claim my freedom of speech was violated. That's because the Constitution was not written for me to have rights against my employer.
Okay, you see, if the law applies equally to everyone, then it's not an abuse.
You can't refuse service to gay people if you are an atheist who hates gays, and you can't refuse service to gay people if you are a religous person who hates gays.
Joe, it's so obvious that you make shit up on the spot. WTF ever heard of service animal abuse?
Sorry, I can't be responsible for your ignorance. YOu need to get out more. I can't tell you how many times I've seen people who are clearly NOT disabled bringing their dogs into a public place.
Service Animal Scams: A Growing Problem
I also discovered a host of dubious service and emotional support animal "registries." For example, the
United States Dog Registry will certify any dog as a “service dog” or a "
therapy dog" for $58, and an outfit called
ESA of America will happily certify your pet rat, hamster, or iguana as an “emotional support animal.” (Sample ESA customer testimonial–“I have now taken 3 flights with my dog, and the peace of mind of being able to just pack up and go anywhere I want with him is the greatest thing ever.")
Then I began to ask around about bogus assistance animals and immediately began to hear stories. A high profile animal activist confessed to me that several of his friends had purchased phony service vests so they could take their pets into restaurants (he refuses to go out to eat with those friends anymore). And my daughter told me about a woman she knows who got a free flight for her dog to Southeast Asia by having a social worker pal write letter a saying the pet provided her with emotional support (while the ruse worked, the dog did have to wear a canine diaper on the trip).