Two points: First, that was just one small part of the article. The rest talks in broad terms about equality, justice and fairness as to why the "religious fre

Two points: First, that was just one small part of the article. The rest talks in broad terms about equality, justice and fairness as to why the "religious freedom" laws should be opposed. Second, when you say "No-one knows if a decision to discriminate is good or wrong for the economy", that's incorrect. Just Google something along the lines of "economic argument for diversity" and you'll get some good research. Here is one literature review: http://www.raeng.org.uk/publications/other/the-business-case-for-equality-and-diversity http://www.raeng.org.uk/publications/other/the-business-case...