Not a stretch at all.  He accepted money from people who either are gay/lesbian, have family or friends who are gay/lesbian, probably some folks that have had same-gender weddings or have been to same-gender weddings, but won't serve gays/lesbians who are having same-gender weddings and could, potentially order a cake from him for that wedding?  Sorry, but once he asked the public for help to start his business (why not get a business loan from a bank?) he was giving the message he would be serving all the public, not just those whose weddings he likes or agrees with because of his religious beliefs.  Because people trusted him with their money to do the right and legal thing, they also have a right to ask for their money back (if they so choose) when they feel they have been duped.  And that *is* GoFundMe policy, from what I've learned recently.