By that standard, you could force people to engage in homosexual sex, because refusal is based on sexual orientation.
Now, in the real world, refusal to engage in homosexual activity, and refusal to engage is celebration of homosexual activity, is not the same thing as refusing to sell someone a loaf of bread because they engage in homosexual activity. So please stop equating the two. They are absolutely not the same thing.
This is NOT about refusing service to anyone, based on their sexual choices. This is about forcing Christians to engage in activities that violate their faith. These are activities that they would not engage in, for anyone. You’re demanding they engage in these activities, specifically for homosexuals, in violation of the Christians’ faith. It really makes no difference who you’re making these demands on behalf of. You have no right to make the demand.
You can sit at the counter with everyone else. You can be served the food on the menu, same as everyone else. You cannot force me to prepare a tribute to your sexual perversion.
This is really not difficult. I don’t understand why you have such difficulty understanding it.
That's idiotic.
This is NOT about refusing service to anyone, based on their sexual choices. This is about forcing Christians to engage in activities that violate their faith.
It's both. Hence the conundrum.
You’re demanding they engage in these activities, specifically for homosexuals, in violation of the Christians’ faith.
I'm not demanding anything. The state of Colorado is doing that.
This is really not difficult. I don’t understand why you have such difficulty understanding it.
Yeah it is. No matter what, in this situation someone is having their rights violated.