When dd a Jew ever acquire the "right" to insist a shop provide kosher products and to claim discrimination if they refused specifically on religious grounds? Or if they wanted a cake with the slogan: "Christianity is Minuth." A Jew would, in all probability, respect the religious views of the other in this respect and go elsewhere. Now, if a Jew were barred entry to the shop, simply because of his faith, irrespective of what he wanted to purchase, this would be discrimination.