[code_sloth]

> The great thing about this, is that someone else will realize there is now an under-served market, and create a business to fulfill that need.

Except that every other business can now refuse to serve that business services, because that business serves people nobody else likes.

Given even time and systematic discrimination, that business owner and everyone they serve will be driven to destitution and cease to be a meaningful market segment. They, along with the people they serve can't afford to buy anything anyways.

Should society should just let them die because of the magic of capitalism and (???) rights?

[kuzimoto]

If this type of situation happens, I think these would be symptoms of a much larger issue.

I think there will always be places that exist that help everyone. First in mind are churches, who often will help people even if the people they help have differing views.

[eropple]

Unless, say, they're trans, in which case plenty of those will turn them away.

At some point you will run down all these dead-end alleyways and you will realize that the perfect spheroid does not exist. For your moral sake I'd hope it's sooner than later.