The flaw in your argument is none of that is correct. The hairdresser (Antonio Darden) is an independent contractor (and owner of Antonio’s Hair Studio), but has a "Walk-ins Welcome" on the door, which makes it open to the general public. The hairdresser is also one that had done the governor's hair before, more than once, and it was only when he found out about the governor's stance on gay marriage that he then refused to do her hair anymore until she changed her stance, and told the governor's representative that very thing. We don't have to speculate as to the reason, be it tastes in shoes or anything else, because he went onto SiriusXM's OutQ Radio Channel and articulated quite clearly the sole reason he would not do her hair is because she is not a supporter of gay marriage. He told KOB-TV that he told her aids that until she changes her stance on "equal marriage" that he will not cut her hair.
Furthermore,
"A lot of people think that the formula, when it’s made from a hair colorist, that it’s your right to have," he explained.
“It isn’t. You came here for me to formulate and do your hair color. Normally I sell the formula to people if they want to go to a different salon that is cheaper. I normally give the formula to clients if they’re moving out of state because I care about my clients. But I would not give that formula to her."
You mean like the wedding photographer, who picks and chooses which weddings she wants to photograph? It's not like she takes walk-ins for wedding photography. She can pick and choose, except the law says she can't.
They weren't all that silent, and it's
astoundingly hypocritical. If you don't think it's hypocritical on the face of it, read this article. If you don't then think it's hypocritical, read the comments below the article. It's hemorrhaging hypocrisy.
Antonio Darden, Susana Martinez's Former Hairstylist, On His Decision Not To Cut New Mexico Governor's Hair