article_snippet: Critics say the law is a thinly veiled mechanism to legally sanction discrimination.
article_snippet: Some businesses in the state are reacting by placing signs in windows that read, "Some businesses in the state serve everyone.
article_snippet: Some said Some would consider leaving the state because the law makes Some feel unwelcome.
article_snippet: I don't see the law as discriminatory.
article_snippet: To Samson, the law doesn't explicitly use the word discrimination and that, to The governor, means the law won't lead to discrimination.
article_snippet: Those are arguably businesses that can choose which client to hire and which to reject, proponents of the law say.
article_snippet: But Mark Ivy also said that Mark Ivy feels the law is "about bigotry, plain and simple."
article_snippet: Mark Ivy worries that the law could not only allow discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
article_snippet: Mark Ivy wonders if it "could conceivably be used for Jewish businesses to  refuse service to Muslims and Christians.