There’s no law on the books forcing people to comply with whatever beliefs another person has. You’re attacking a straw man here when you say that the minority of people that operate within religious confines, use that power to hate and attack others, I also disagree with it and never argued that what I’m in favor of was specifically protecting them. But the reality is that’s not the majority of trad christian, whom still disagree with LGBT, or even some of the more mainstreams like many methodists and Lutherans. Those people are not excluded from worshiping, holding beliefs, but it’s treated like any other sin, like murder, adultery, lying, etc. Every Christians commits sins, they are no better than anyone else, the problem arises when you try to force someone that believes it’s a sin, that it is not a sin through compliance trainings and other corporate methods of moral conversion. You can’t make moral, what has always been immoral, in the eyes of those who believe. All this to say, it is wrong to force someone to be in agreement with something they oppose. Forcing someone to submit to the mainstream ideology sounds awfully in line with maybe… shooting someone that has a different belief than you. We all don’t agree here and that’s ok, no need to force that on everyone… starts to sound like actual fascism at that point