Quote:If you did then I missed it. I did see you dance around the issue but not directly answer the exact question I posed in 2 other post. So if I did miss it please humor me, again I ask again a bit more specific: "If a bakery sells cakes with specific toppers only, and you come in asking for a cake with a different topper and they deny your special order are they discriminating against you?"

I have not danced around the issue. Do they sell wedding cakes? Then they ought sell the cakes to whoever wants them. Do they sell toppers? Then they ought sell the toppers. An argument could be made that they sell the toppers as a unit and not as individual units. If that's the case then its not a normal sale and sure don't break up the unit to accommodate a special sale. When you decide to not sell normal items you sell on a daily basis based purely on the person themselves that is discrimination. It would be no different than denying a minority because minority or a woman because woman.

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