Sometimes that is what is needed when the unalienable rights of minorities are imposed on by the majority.You heard me right. King was associated with communists and he pretended to be a preacher while hiring prostitutes to spend the night with him.
And advancing Civil Rights in America.
The so - called civil rights were simply an imposition by the government to impose on unalienable Rights.
And so the baker who refuses to compromise his unalienable Rights to satisfy the majority and "public policy" is well within their Rights to exercise civil disobedience.
A baker cannot refuse service if he wants to continue to sell to the public.
If any businessman feels that he need not service every person that darkens his door, he should be free to do so. THAT is the very essence of free enterprise. If the public feels the business owner is in the wrong, they can all boycott him and the business will adapt or go under.