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Yes, their choice
No, that's unfair
No one should be refused a service based on religious beliefs. I think business and personal belief systems should be separated.
No one should be refused a service based on religious beliefs. I think business and personal belief systems should be separated.
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Barbara Sherman
Should be fair. A particular group's money is just as good as anyone else. Bigotry should have no place in our society.
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Richard Dillard
When you are open to the public you should not be able to refuse service except for health reasons, re: no shirt no shoes etc.
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Kathy Broderick-Davis
It's 2020, discrimination, of any kind, MUST STOP! It's disgusting how people/businesses hide behind their religion. Lest we forget - "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself." - Matthew 22:39
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sharder8
So one person's rights trump another person's rights? I thought everyone was created equal when it comes to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness? The truth is, there are always other businss' tha
If you own a business in this country you should be able to refuse service to anyone at anytime for any reason!
ReplyWhat happened to the basic law a business can refuse service to anyone? It is their business. If people do not like their policy’s, shop somewhere else!!
ReplyIt's a free market and and we have a constitution that provides religious freedom. There are other choices available so if someone doesn't like their position go somewhere else to get the product.
ReplyTheir rights should NOT be violated for someone else.
ReplyAbsolutely. Why are their rights any different than anyone else?
ReplyYour individual freedoms don't end just because you own a business. The best way to fight a business you don't like is to not give them YOUR business. That's how a democracy works. Suck it up!
ReplyTheir business. Government stay out.
ReplyI have zero problem with a business not wanting to deal with a customer for ANY reason. It's up to them. However if they try to get others to follow their lead then I have a problem with it.
ReplyThis group rejects biblical truths that we stand upon and believe. That is fine. So why should we be "forced" to accept their beliefs that we know to be wrong in God's eyes. Go to a different bakery.
ReplyI see lots of restaurant signs that say they have the right to refuse service, why not this business?
ReplyIt is the freedom of this America that we can choose.
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