There are still many people out there who do not "believe" in interracial marriage. Do you support a baker refusing to make a cake for an interracial couple? Do they have the right to refuse business solely based on the race of their customers?
Yes, it was the request. They wanted a custom cake celebrating a gay wedding, which was precluded by the baker's sincere religious belief.
If you read TFA I linked to, you would have read this as well as all the other insane requests refused, and that the baker was willing to sell otherwise made cakes.
This is a well litigated, well reported case and you have twice now insisted material elements of the case did not happen.
This is not about refusing someone based on their immutable attributes, but their requested content. Stop asking rhetorical questions regarding racism.
I can't use a religious belief to refuse a rote service, but I can to refuse bespoke work that expresses your views.
This case was never about refusing service to LGBT couples, it was about refusing bespoke work. To paint it as anything else, and in defense of your argument that "Conservatives are anti-LGBT" because of this case is wrong and nothing short of propaganda.
White supremacy is on a lower tier of protection in America than things like race and sexual orientation.
Your argument that the baker was merely refusing to serve the customer because of the "content" does not hold up.