[thecavemaster]

Point of order. What about BET, or the United ***** College Fund. They discriminate against Mexican, Japanese, Whites and so forth. Do they not? Millions of United States citizens could "seek to not be discriminated against. A group of atheist choose to have a club and I am a Christian and they won't let me in because I talk about God to them. That is discrimination is it not? Wouldn't it be better for me to just go to a group of Christians instead of looking for a cheap buck. If this guy truly wanted to change eharmony's business, why would he have been seeking $$?

There are fundamental rights as established by the Constitution and Bill or Rights, as written and as interpreted. We could get silly with this, as in some of the instances you site as examples; however, denying people BASIC and FUNDAMENTAL freedoms, per the Constitution, is serious. However, in this instance, if other sites offer these services to gay folks, I don't see that this rises to a civil rights issue, as, it seems to me, no particular harm or "you are inferior" is intended.