Since when did having an opinion become an insult?

[wolfgirl90]

Sure, I dont think its fair to cut out a whole group because you disagree with their life views [in this case, being homosexual], but its thats business's right to do so.

No, it isn't. I kinda went over that. Again, I don't know where the hell people are getting this idea that businesses have the "right" to basically discriminate against people while using values as a front. I can't help but think that if this was a group of minorities getting refused service that this would be an ENTIRELY different thread.

I'll go over it again. Businesses do have a right to refuse service, however, they by no means have the "right" to refuse service to ANYONE. Civil rights acts (federal, state and local) still apply to them and businesses (the vast majority of which are classified as "public accommodations") can't discriminate against people. This law was made in 1964, so again, I don't know where you guys are getting this idea that businesses can discriminate against people.