I don't care if those folks are the vegas church of the fuzzy dangling dice, they should be free to serve who they want to serve, with their own labors and their own private property. The fact that they do something that overlaps with churches is virtually irrelevant in this discussion. They are individuals with their own values and should not be forced into participating in something against those values. This is government coercion at it's near ugliest.
What about the photographers and cake bakers who do not wish to participate in something they consider immoral? This is queeranny, homopression. They can now taste the blood and have the city of Houston, even, out to silence the opposition.
The "I told ya so" moment has come for those who were babbling about it being merely a matter of tolerance. The homo community wants mo. They are well past the live and let live point now. They want compulsory endorsement.
I agree,
I don't know how many people I know who have said I don't have a problem with it if they don't shove it in my face. So they capitulate. Except now it's being shoved in everyones face. Marriage chapel, there was a photography studio who had to close their business because they refused to take pictures at a homosexual marriage. Far from keeping it in the bedroom, it has just come out and they will rub it in everyones face. Don't want to do a cake with two men or two women. Law suit. Don't want to supply flowers to the homosexual wedding, Law suit. Don't want to hire homosexuals in your church, law suit. It's not coming, it's here.
Be careful what you capitulate to. It could come back and bite you in the A$$.
