Sigh. Again - the baker isn't being asked to provide anything other than what he has already advertised to provide
No baker is under any obligation to bake wedding cakes. But if he advertises that service, why shouldn't he be true to his word? Let's not forget the victim here - the customer who is humiliated because the baker arbitrarily cites his "religion" to refuse to provide what he's advertised to provide.
Selectively enforced "equality" indeed.
Once again you demonstrate the tyrannical thug that all Leftists espouse in terms of deciding whom is permitted liberty and whom is not.
The banner printer advertised they print any design on their product. We can submit our own designs or we can contract a design from their art department. We provided my design which contained a logo for their church that has a scripture for an event they are hosting. The banner printer refused the order once the art was submitted because they have an unpublished policy to not print anything biblical or deemed religious.
Since the banner printer advertised the service, but has refused to provide that service, why shouldn't they be true to their advertised word? The "victim" here is my client, a Christian church, because the banner printer arbitrarily cited his "atheism" to refuse to provide what he advertised to provide.
However, unlike the homo snowflakes you champion and promote - neither me nor my client is 'humiliated' because the printer has an unspoken policy to eschew anything Christian or biblical, we used our liberty to find another printer of feather banners who wanted our money instead.
We do not desire to act like thugs, bullies and tyrants to force an atheist to violate his policy to cater to our demands, which is what you and those like you advocate be done to Christians.