Here’s a riddle on free markets, free choice and how the rule of law applies to charges of discrimination:
Company A makes a conscious decision not to do business with Party B on ideological grounds. Party B claims discrimination, saying its legal activity shouldn’t be punished by such a refusal. Company A says it retains the right to choose with whom to conduct business.
Editorial: Who can pick their customers? Depends who you ask
Same freedom to choose should apply evenly to gun makers, cake bakers