Seawytch
Information isnt Advocacy
i have been thinking about this and feel like there is a difference in what type of business it is...or rather if there isn't a difference, then maybe there should be, dependent upon the type of business and the relative availability of other accommodations in the marketplace...
think along the lines of a kosher deli... are they forced to accommodate non kosher requests?
the word 'kosher' carries over to this example in that religious matrimony could be seen as a 'kosher' marriage...shouldn't an individual in that type of business be allowed to cater to only religious matrimony..aka 'kosher' weddings...since wedding cakes are not exactly basic public accommodations, maybe some types of businesses should be left up to the free market...?
one other thought i have on this topic is if you reeeally want to buy a wedding cake from a certain yummy baker who only caters to 'kosher' weddings, the baker does not need to know your personal life story, so why make it any of their business by telling them what is none of their business? they bake cakes, so ask them to bake a yummy wedding cake, buy the two groom topping elsewhere, and forget about it!
just some food for thought.![]()
They are not being asked to make or carry something they don't make or carry.
COUPLE: Do you sell wedding cakes
BAKER: Yes
COUPLE: #4, please...vanilla and strawberry
BAKER: That will be $400
COUPLE: thank you