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Jan 17, 2016

A minority of people on the left, none of which have ever claimed to be for "small government."

and guess who wants the big governments to force bakers to bake a cake for homosexual wedding?

And you think businesses should be allowed to tell people "your kind aren't wanted here?"

Ahh, In that case the big government must come to the rescue huh.
I'll Agree to your point only if it works both ways, but unfortunately, double standard strikes again.

Can you force an Islamic restaurant in America to serve pork and alcohol?

That's a poor analogy. Not serving alcohol is not discrimination against drinkers. If a Halal restaurant started telling non-Muslims they wouldn't serve them, that's analogous, and that should not be allowed. How can you honestly argue for something so absurd?

Wonderful, just when I remembered about the Muslim flight attendant who refused to serve alcohol to non-Muslims, and the Muslim staff in retail stores who refused to sell alcohol and pork to non-Muslims, but lets not bother the big government in such silly matters.

Pardon my *absurd analogy
www.lifesitenews.com/news/this…
nationalreport.net/muslim-bake…

Again, that's not an example of discrimination, and your framing of it is dishonest. They weren't refusing to sell/serve only to non-Muslims but handing drinks out to fellow Muslims (who in their view are prohibited from drinking), they were refusing to serve anyone altogether. This really isn't a difficult concept. Those were employees of companies refusing to do their jobs (and to my knowledge they were fired, and if not should be), not businesses refusing to serve certain people based on orientation/religion/race etc.