Quote:These words you've strung together are irrelevant. Because I choose to do business I no longer have the right to run the business I own as I see fit. Think about the implications of those words. And remember, "you didn't build that."

 

You realize this reality regarding businesses I described has been in effect for a very long time.  I'm sorry that for whatever reason you guys are getting into a tizzy about it.  But this is how it works in America. 

 

You're concern about how you choose to do business is misguided.  Like I said, you can choose what you sell, where you sell it, how you acquire your materials, you choose your own marketing and your own branding, you choose who to hire based on their qualifications, you can fire people that don't perform, you choose price points for your goods and services, you can even choose the type of entity you want your business to file as, you can take on investors, you can run it as a sole proprietorship, etc...  These are all things that make up a business.  These are all things that the government <u><em><strong>does not control over you</u>,</em></strong> the free market does.  So for you to complain about not being able to refuse gays because of some bigotry (religious or otherwise), I'm sorry, but it falls on deaf ears.

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