Author Topic: "New York, Vermont ban official state travel to Mississippi over LGBT law"-link  (Read 6209 times)

It's fair for religious people to not be forced into an uncomfortable situation.

It's fair for religious people to not be forced into an uncomfortable situation.
yea dude because im any different than the next guy in line

It should be fair for me as an individual citizen and business owner with no religious affiliations to refuse mondays jews and spics, because they make me uncomfortable. #MAGA

yea dude because im any different than the next guy in line
Go to another place then. I agree with being able to refuse service to whoever you want. It's not really a smart choice business-wise, but to some people religion is more important than loveuality and I can respect that. It's not a matter of discrimination, it's following religious principle.

Also I'm not about to argue about this while I'm at work. There's my opinion.

It should be fair for me as an individual citizen and business owner with no religious affiliations to refuse mondays jews and spics, because they make me uncomfortable. #MAGA
It's absolutely fair. If you're a business owner, you should be able to deny business to anyone for any reason you want. It's the business owner's own loss and another business' gain

It's fair for religious people to not be forced into an uncomfortable situation.
Yeah being denied travel entirely is totally not being forced into an uncomfortable situation.

It should be fair for me as an individual citizen and business owner with no religious affiliations to refuse mondays jews and spics, because they make me uncomfortable. #MAGA
While I that refusing those people service would be ridiculous, I still believe someone should have the right to do so if they want. Again, it would be a terrible business decision, but they should have the right.

wrong side buddy
I forgot to add the context but I was referring to the NY ane VT entering baby mode because MS realizes freedom of speech and religion

It's absolutely fair. If you're a business owner, you should be able to deny business to anyone for any reason you want. It's the business owner's own loss and another business' gain
maybe not start a business then. hell hang up a poster saying we will not serve LGBT so i can see where to vandalize/chill

the only thing that should be an exception is things like race, love, etc.
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the only thing that should be an exception is things like race, love, etc.
Can't have one without having it all.

While I that refusing those people service would be ridiculous, I still believe someone should have the right to do so if they want. Again, it would be a terrible business decision, but they should have the right.
This, if someone claims they will not serve mondays and Muslims, wether it is illegal or not, they will take a lot of flack and lose a lot of money.

From my experience, a pizza place that refused to cater a FICTIONAL gay wedding ended up causing a huge riot and people even shot at the pizza place.

I think it's fair for a business owner to decide who they serve, but you gotta go the full way and say they can refuse anyone rather than any specific groups, otherwise the legislation sucks major ass

Now regarding the banning of travel, I think that's dumb. What good do they actually think is going to come from that?

maybe not start a business then. hell hang up a poster saying we will not serve LGBT so i can see where to vandalize/chill
as long as they have the right to do so, that's all I care about. it's like how waving the confederate flag lets you know which people you should avoid entirely