What Mr. Tennes can do is stop discriminating in selling space for wedding venues so that he can sell apples; or, just stop selling wedding venues all together.  What the city of Lansing needn't do is financially support the business activities of someone who discriminates against some of their citizens.

There is all this concern for the harm done to the farmer.  Is there any concern here for the harm done to the LGBT couples?  For the segregation of them from parts of the market place, the refusal of services otherwise widely available to other citizens, just not them?  

Mr. Tennes does not indicate a support for LGBT marriage when he rents space for a wedding ceremony.   His relationship is a business transaction. He is saying nothing about his religious beliefs.  Would he be supporting the Mafia if a Mafioso got married on his land?  

I do have a live and let live point of view, especially when it comes to the market place.  It is Mr. Tennes who does not.