The bigots will probably try to twist this to make themselves the victims by claiming that their Constitutional right to NOT put their bigotry on display is being infringed upon.

I like bigots out in the open- so I don't accidently give money to bigots. Hey, if they are doing this for Jebus then they should be proud, right?

This is an excellent idea. Generally I am against labeling people or ideas but this may be different.

State Rep. Chuck Strohm's (R) bill, the Oklahoma Religious Freedom Act, allowing denial of services if it was “against the person’s religious beliefs" demands a response.

I also have rights. I have the right to support, with my pocketbook, those businesses that are inclusive, thoughtful, and progressive.

I do not want to involve myself with narrow-minded zealots who wrap themselves in the curtain of their religiosity.

A warning sign would be helpful to all involved. It could read:

WARNING: This business is operated with the intent to discriminate. LGBT people (and others of their ilk) stay out.

Thank you.
True Believer Nut Business

And, I agree. Let them discriminate. I don't want to give them a red cent. They'll lose much more business than they realize that's for sure (i.e. friends and family).

cause i suspect there are atheist assholes too so lets include them as well

Lots of private schools these days, and teenagers also have sex, begins around age 10-11 or thereabouts for some of the early kids. Should schools also be required to clearly state their hatreds? Are private schools considered "businesses" subject to this law?

before I patronize a business - because I won't.

Waffle fries. Oh how I miss Chik-Fil-A's waffle fries. But no, I won't go near the place now.