RFRAs are legal licenses to discriminate. Back in the era of Jim Crow, a boat load of Christian businesses claimed that their religion prohibited them from ever treating black people like they were human. In fact, the LDS Church wouldn't even allow blacks to hold the priesthood until the 1970s. Now-a-days discrimination against blacks has mostly fallen out of popularity and the new thing is discriminating against LGBT people. And the children of the racist business owners of half a century ago are now claiming that it is their religious freedom to discriminate. If a business doesn't want to serve certain clientelle, then they probably shouldn't be in business. Refusing customers is the antithesis of business. The entire idea of business if having customers buy your goods and/or services; not turning them away because your religion says that they are lesser beings. So you would be alright if the vast majority of businesses in the United States started posting signs on their doors that say "no Mormons allowed"?
