It's giving what's essentially a legal precedent for allowing communities to segregate themselves. Just because it's not being 'enforced' by the government doesn't mean that certain communities won't use it to force gay people out.
it would be segregation if a town forces gay people out of their homes/town and says "we dont hate gays we just dont want you here", but im pretty sure a pizzeria isnt forcing gay people out of their homes though, they just dont want to cater a wedding so its far from segregation.
What he said, it's a slippery slope that leads to more problems.
so a simple "we dont cater this" leads to the next holocaust???
I understand that a business can refuse a service to someone who is reckless and devious. But just by someone's loveuality, it's just not right. Someone's loveuality shouldn't play into such a simple service like pizza.
im 99% sure no restaurant or store asks for loveuality so they can buy things (including memories pizza), if they did that then told them they wont serve them then thats actually segregation
its probably obvious whoever came in asked them the question "do you serve gays?" or where just really loving obvious looking wearing all the gay pride clothing they could find