For clarity, he said he wouldn't bake this particular cake, which is different than saying he wouldn't serve gay people. There are distinctions to be made. My understanding is that they had been customers before this inquiry about getting a cake for their wedding. So, you can't really argue he discriminated against them if he's served them before. If a straight couple came in and wanted a gay wedding cake, he wouldn't have baked it for them either. So, he's not discriminating against a particular group of people--he's just not baking gay wedding cakes. Anyway, what's the point here? You want to force someone to bake a cake for you? It's 2017, go somewhere else and get your cake if you're that offended. Hope he wins in court. Gay man here, who bakes. Thanks.