What you allege, that I would discriminate against people who are as you call them LGBT. I never said that at all. I said supported the baker refusing to decorate a cake with pictures or script which he found offensive on account of his religion. Personally, I would have no objection to selling anything to homosexuals as long as I was not asked to design anything which promoted homosexual activity. In the same way I would defend a homosexual's right to refuse to design anything which he would find offensive, the same with a Muslim or a Jew. 
The nicest neighbours we had in one place where we lived were Jewish and I and my children used to light and look after the fire for them etc on the Sabbath. Would you call that discrimination or antisemitic?
My 'opinion' is that buyers and sellers can refuse to enter into contracts with each other without having to give a reason. The Law should not be involved until a contract is actually in place: note, this is my opinion only.
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