Indiana Governer signs bill allowing businesses to reject gay customers.

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I'm quite surprised a bill like that could still pass in the US.

If a business adopts such policies, then I assume it's just the owners making a clear public stance against homosexuality and not them directly acting on their religion. Because from my understanding, Christianity and other religions don't suggest that money can only be accepted from costumers who don't follow specific ethics. The gay people who will be mostly turned away are couples. To me this bill sounds like a retaliation to the the fairly recent news of the legalization of gay marriage.

Edit: I just checked and same sex marriage has been legal in Indiana since last October.