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Red Hen er også et fint eksempel til "Er det i orden at nægte visse mennesker det man sælger til andre?"-diskussionen.
Og her er endnu en:
"Let’s say there was a tailor providing designer clothes to women. In accordance to her strong feminist beliefs, she doesn’t create clothing that she deems objectifying or unfeminist (miniskirts might be an example). A Muslim couple comes into her shop and asks her to make a burka for their daughter. She obviously refuses, and instead offers to sell the couple another article of clothing. If the baker wins his case, the Muslim couple (being a protected class) would I suppose have the right to sue her into violating her strongly held feminist beliefs and agreeing to make burkas. I think it’s wrong to coerce the feminist tailor to turn around and make burkas to appease a protected class; likewise, it’s wrong to coerce the baker into making a wedding cake (in violation of his strongly held Christian belief) ."
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