bakers

Even bakers joined in, selling airship-shaped cakes with the colors of the Brazilian flag.

It was how does someone handle the situation where no bakers (plural, not just one) will serve them for something like racial reasons.

No-one, those bakers included, is legally compelled to support gay marriage.

I don't recall any bakers being punished for refusing to perform a gay marriage.

So this now reached it's funding goal with 30k bakers, why does that confirm the market exists when Yakuza selling 50k copies is considered a failure?

Photographers, DJs, bakers, florists are not religious organizations, they are for profit businesses.

> The Christian bakers do not against gay people, they just do not want to make cakes for gay wedding.

There was a youtube video of a guy going around to Muslim bakers trying to get them to bake him a gay wedding cake, which they of course refused.

No disagreement here, but depending on which type of SaaS service you are talking about your local bakers and plumbers make up a very small number of the users (or revenue).

Beyond that, your cropped reply chopped everything I wrote about bakers, florists, printers, schools, parents.

There's controversy at the state level over whether religious photographers, DJs, bakers, florists, and wedding planners should be forced to participate equally in all weddings regardless of their religious belief.

We already have cases of punishing & re-educating bakers for adhering to their religious views on the subject, how much more so those who may face compulsion to perform a union they cannot religiously condone?

How will the cultures of "florists, bakers, colleges" burn to the ground?

The bakers you're talking about were not "punished and re-educated for adhering to their religious views", they were punished for discriminating against a protected class in the state they operated in.

Meanwhile there are many turd cookies that could be edible if one would feel more free to complain and Turd-cookie bakers would draw lessons from the complaining, instead of moaning about how "one should not be complaining about free cookies".

A straight person who goes to a gay balers and tries to buy a straight wedding cake for his straight wedding, and who is refused service by gay bakers who say "We don't make straight wedding cakes!" has a case.

Bakers specializing in facilitating weddings have been punished for refusing to provide wedding cakes to events which they consider not weddings.