> Will surgeons soon be able to refuse to operate on patients because they're gay? After all, it's a service in an open market. No my interpretation of this do

> Will surgeons soon be able to refuse to operate on patients because they're gay? After all, it's a service in an open market. No my interpretation of this doesn't allow that, nor should it. What it would allow is for a tattoo artist to refuse to ink a gay (or straight, or really anything else) message on someone's arm. Maybe if it's an elective surgery that could be considered to be purely artistic (rhinoplasty?) then the surgeon could refuse but that'd be fairly narrow.