text: So what if a Christian bakery refused to bake a cake for a Jewish couple because they don't conform to evangelical beliefs? Should they also be allowed to refuse to bake cakes for Muslim couples, Buddhist couples, or anyone who isn't a card carrying member of their church? Should they be allowed to deny service to women if their church believes that women don't have the right to make decisions? Discrimination is a slippery slope. I wonder how their employees are treated? I'm sure this controversy is very awkward and embarrassing to them. Some of them may have different beliefs and business ethics. It's not fair or legal to discriminate against them either. We have labor laws for good reasons. Nobody likes a bully. Skin heads enjoy threatening and intimidating people. No sane person or boss should expect anyone to deny their own identity and have to pretend that their something or someone they aren't just to get acceptance from their peers. That's how work place violence happens