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1.) What a naive twit, this is not how the activist agenda works, do you want to test it? Demand all the Muslim operated restaurants in your area cater your gay wedding and sue all that refuse. Don't hold your breath, no lawyer would waste his time with it; not a snowball's chance in hell of making a dime.
2.)So then a public hotel may not refuse service to anyone, including KKK members?
3.) How about black owned bakeries that are asked to bake KKK commemorative cakes for Democrats? Why Aren't they protected by the public accommodations laws? Would you supply a link the law and the list of groups that its language specifically excludes?
4.) Besides the KKK Which other groups are specifically excluded from the protections of the public accommodations laws? The Black Panthers? Hamas? Hezbollah?"
I see you are severely uneducated about this topic, let me help.
1.) If the bakery makes wedding cakes then they cant illegally discriminate, their religion doesn't matter
2.) nobody you quoted said that but yes a hotel can refuse service to anyone as long as it doesnt break the law and it isnt illegal discrimination. Also in many if not national certain places like hotels have even higher standards they must follow.
3.) again the race of the baker doesnt matter. A kkk member can legally be refused because the KKK is not a protected class. However in many places a legit and recognized political party IS so service couldnt be refused to a democrat in some places.
4.) its not about exclusion at all it simply about what is protected and in most places its gender, race, region, national orgin
any other mistakes I can help you with or steer you in an accurate factual direction?