Well, if you look at the few cases that have happened in the last year, the business owners were forced, by law, to bake a cake.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/court-rules-baker-cant-refuse-to...
"It is also my right to not buy a cake from them."
You're right, it is. But we aren't talking about many individual people deciding this. It's one person (or a few people) getting together an army of people to go against a cause they disagree with. It is now acceptable to bully someone you don't like to get them fired, call them the worst names in the world, ostracize them from society, and ruin their main source of income. Tolerance is no longer accepted. There needs to be complete subjugation at metaphorical gunpoint.
Social media (and our current leadership) have only encouraged this behavior. Twitter will allow BLM protesters to gleefully talk about murdering police officers, but then ban a conservative pundit from trying to honestly talk about their opinion on the real problems in the black community.
Our freedoms and rights are being slowly eroded away and small authoritarian groups are deciding how we should live our lives. Because our leaders won't admit this is becoming a problem (and some are even using the exact same tactics), the people like me that feel like my voice is never heard have to go to people like Trump. I don't really agree with everything Trump stands for..and I don't even know if he will be a good leader, but I just want to put a stop to this politically correct bullshit that is destroying our society.
The sad part is many people don't want to admit they are voting for Trump, because their house/car will get vandalized. A guy on my street had a Trump sign stolen multiple times, his house spray painted, and his mailbox destroyed. All because of his political views.
At this point, there is nothing that will change my vote because Hillary is a vote for the same bullshit I'm seeing now.
When people support a kickstarter/home-grown project they are supporting more than the idea - they are supporting the person behind the idea as well.
So you better believe that the political views of such people have an impact on the perception and success of their companies.
If you do, you are not a liberal.
Not in America in 2016, it ain't, bub.
If you want a picture of the future, imagine the interstate commerce clause stomping on a human face, forever.
This is not a bullying tactic, this is people exercising the same freedoms that Palmer is by having and supporting his views.