Constitution and Bill of Rights and the Religious Freedom Act

Someone explain to me how it is that everyone thinks that the Constitutional limits and the Bill of Rights restrictions on behavior applies to anything other that the government?

They are meant to protect us from the government and from any one group getting control of the government.

They are absolutely not restrictions on the activities of individual Citizens and their constructs such as businesses.
A Private Citizen is under no restrictions other than those of Law and that Law enacted by government must fall within the powers granted by the Constitution and The Bill of Rights.

Discrimination is what happens when the government passes and enforces a law that favors one group of people over another such as laws that grant extra rights or protections for Blacks or Gays or government workers or any other group over the rest of the Citizenry.
It is not what happens when one Citizen refuses service to another Citizen for any reason.

We have been convinced over time that the Constitution and The Bill of Rights are somehow meant to be limits on we Citizens and it is most definitely not.

We do not need a Religious Freedom Act as a law limiting our religious freedom is not within the powers granted to the government my the Constitution or The Bill of Rights.

Gays and Blacks do not need special laws to protect them from other citizens as direct harm to anyone is against the law for all and such a law is within the powers granted.