The price of goods is reflected in the law of supply and demand. But the free market is based on mutual consent. I have a product I want to sell you, and if you want the product and you like the price you buy it. If I don't want to sell it to you and the government forces me to do so, that isn't the free market, that's tyranny despite any Orwellian doublespeak
The problems here is that these people had to go through the courts to have their basic rights validated when that never should have happened. Most people cannot afford the time or money necessary to challenge these discriminatory practices and just move on.
No it is not the customer, as the pizza owner explained, but the traditional ritual of marriage which is involved. These are two very different things.
I don't know where you got that idea but many people have had to go to court to protect their right to free speech, for example, or right to protest, or right of assembly. Religion mattered in the cases you cited but rights have always involved more than just Christians.
In my mnd?? It was clearly expressed b the young woman who made the statement.
