Discrimination by landscapers against a *** couple.read on?

GreenEyedLilo asked:


Some people didn’t like my last question, apparently, but they let the bigotry stay. All right then. I’ve got another.

First read this:

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/casey/4277355.html

Then answer:

1. Do you support the Farbers’ rights to refuse a client for any reason?
2. Would you refuse a client for believing differently (ex.: being anti-gay)?
3. Have you ever been discriminated against for being LGBT?
4. How would you handle the Farbers, or people who thought like them, if this happened to you?

As a Libertarian who wants to run a small business with my Libertarian wife one day (interior design/decor), this made me think real hard.
Hi, DBD. The last bit wasn’t a question, but a statement of where I come from and why I’m thinking about this. My wife and I may one day be in the situation of being asked to work for someone we consider morally reprehensible, and even though we think the Farbers were mean and wrong, we’d like that right of refusal, too.

GALEN