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Thus only a few of us still insist that the whole fabric of legislation that forbids discrimination against various protected classifications by private individuals & private businesses is wrong; fundamentally wrong in denying people the freedom to use their own property for what were always legal purposes in the past. We after all, as free people, have always claimed the right to make our own decisions--that is to discriminate in our personal choices. It is not something aimed against any group; rather a right that all free men & women have in common.

I agree with your analysis of the problem, but the reason we can't address this root issue (that anti-discrimination laws are wrong in principle) is because the Media Industrial complex will go into thermonuclear overdrive heaping vituperation on anyone who dares suggest such a thing.

It is a non-starter. It really is. Therefore I predict we will never be able to solve these sorts of problems short of societal collapse.

In the Indiana fight, the Left has demonstrated that they will go thermonuclear against even a minor act of opposition.

What Scott Walker demonstrated in the Right to Work fight, is that you therefore might as well go for something big enough to be worth fighting them for.