If I have a business of any kind, I can discriminate all I like. I can choose to do business with anyone I want to. It is called free enterprise.
When the government is telling you who you can and cannot do business with, therein lies tyranny.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 put the camel’s nose under the tent for this kind of oppression. It’s why Goldwater voted against it.
“If I have a business of any kind, I can discriminate all I like. I can choose to do business with anyone I want to. It is called free enterprise.”
Nope.
Ever since the civil rights movement, businesses lost autonomy over who they serve or do business with. You only have as much freedom as the government decides to give you. You cannot refuse to serve black people, or Muslims, or women, and in many parts of the country you can no longer refuse to serve homosexuals. The battle was lost half a century ago, once it is established that government runs all businesses, forcing you to cater a homosexual wedding is a tiny step.
It's government-enforced slavery.