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Or do, but feel oddly guilty afterwards.

Which is what bouncers on nightclubs, hotels avoiding certain wedding receptions, etc, etc do every day of the week Its when someone feels compelled to give a religious lecture to the person they're refusing that they end up in court over it - that's what happened in the bakery.

The cake situation is still going through the courts so its rather premature to state they weren't breaking the law. You do not have a right to refuse business if you state a reason that is protected under law - which they did. Had they just said no with no reason, there'd be no court case.

My brother's suggestion was that businesses should be allowed to discriminate on "conscience" - but would have to put massive signs in their window saying they do so. I've a feeling that there wouldn't be many...