TheProgressivePatriot
Gold Member
Bullshit . You are talking out of both sides of your mouth. You are doing it again right now by saying that you didn't say anything about refusing service. At the same time you oppose the idea t=of government prohibiting the refusal of services based on waht the customer is, or is percieved to be. What the fuck do you think will happen in the absence of laws and regultions?. Cut the crap with your dishonest and rediculous gamesOK Slick. [sic] Two can play the same game of answering questions with another question
What right does ANY business ower [sic] - who offers good or services to the general public - to discrimiant [sic] by refusing service to ANYONE who walks through the door? If that business can in fact arbitrarily refuse service to any one [sic] for any reason, what are the implications for an orderly andcivil [sic] society?
You write like you think, Sport.
I didn't say anything about refusing service to ANYONE who walks through the door or about a business arbitrarily refusing service to anyone for any reason, did I?
Rather:
By what right does the government compel a homosexual (or any other-sexual) business owner, for example, to provide goods or services that entail making expressions or directly participating in activities that the same regards as evil or icky?Thanks.
And, I posed this question to you which you have been unwilling or unable to answer:
"What right does ANY business ower- who offers good or services to the general public - to discrimiant by refusing service to ANYONE who walks through the door? If that business can in fact arbitrarily refuse service to any one for any reason, what are the implications for an orderly andcivil society?
How do we function as a society if no one can be sure that they will not be humiliated when they enter a business? You mightalso want to consider the fact that the original civil rights act, as well as numerous state laws against discrimination were never sucsessfully challanged on constitutional grounds. Why do you think that is. ?"
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