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...Hopefully, you'd be shown the "No Pissy Little Assholes Allowed" sign just before you were physically thrown out of the restaurant onto your ass in the middle of the street. You'd probably sit there crying "I'll sue! I'll sue!" until some locals came to pick you up, take you down the nearest alley, and have a chat with you about common sense and common decency.
What about the Muslim families..?.
The left is going to try to dream up ways of making them stop offering the discount. Perhaps a mass protest to shut down the restaurant might be in order.
...Hopefully, you'd be shown the "No Pissy Little Assholes Allowed" sign just before you were physically thrown out of the restaurant onto your ass in the middle of the street. You'd probably sit there crying "I'll sue! I'll sue!" until some locals came to pick you up, take you down the nearest alley, and have a chat with you about common sense and common decency.
What about the Muslim families, Unky? Would they warrant such a lesson too?
Silence is golden.
Idiots get offended.
The debate over officials praying in government meetings has raged in the past few years, but one restaurant claims to be supporting the religious rights of individuals, by offering a discount for praying in public. While many find the move a positive thing, others say its religious discrimination, and that the practice should be stopped.
An image that shows a receipt including a 15% discount for praying in public has been going viral since an Orland, Florida radio station posted it yesterday. Z88.3 shared the image on its Facebook page, saying,
A friend of ours just shared her receipt from lunch where she got a discount for praying in public!!! How cool is that?When some people expressed doubt that anyone anywhere was getting a discount for praying in public, even calling the image photoshopped, they were directed to a North Carolina restaurant, Marys Gourmet Diner. On that restaurants Facebook page, the rumor was confirmed:
Yes, if we see you praying, you get 15% off your bill.While this produced a spate of support, it also returned some anger, and accusations of discrimination. One poster asked,
Just a question, because it has come up in some comments sections. Would a Muslim still enjoy a discount for praying at your restaurant? As a Christian. I would hope you are respectful of all religions that worship.
Restaurant's 'Praying In Public' Discount Returns Praise, Ire; Religious Freedom Or Discrimination?
You cannot treat people who pray differently to those who don't.
Sure you can.
Perhaps I can offer a translation from human to gadflyese [sic] here...
When Noomi says "cannot" she means in the sense of "may not"...
These are the grits:
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Will they give me a discount if I lay a prayer rug on the floor and bow to Mecca?
I'm sure they would. Those people are totally cool. They don't festoon the place with religious icons at all but they strike me more as Wiccans.
Suppose another restaurant did the opposite and charged 15% extra if they saw you praying. What then?
The left is going to try to dream up ways of making them stop offering the discount. Perhaps a mass protest to shut down the restaurant might be in order.
As I pointed out in my first post, "the left" is what the staff there is already made of. I know them well. Again, nobody's protesting squat here; it's a gadfly article posted by a gadfly poster, trying to make an issue where none exists.
Mary's not even religious. And she's from ....... wait for it....
Chicago.![]()
Suppose another restaurant did the opposite and charged 15% extra if they saw you praying. What then?
That would not be the same circumstance at all, but I suppose I would simply not take my business to that restaurant.
Will they give me a discount if I lay a prayer rug on the floor and bow to Mecca?
I'm sure they would. Those people are totally cool. They don't festoon the place with religious icons at all but they strike me more as Wiccans.
If you are praying to receive a discount on your breakfast you are doing it for the wrong reasons.
I pray every night that Alesandra Ambrossio is lying next to me when I wake up. Is that a wrong reason ?
It hasn't worked by the way.
Maybe this Alesandra Ambrossio person is praying, too.:
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I don't find it likely that a "Muslim family" would go out of their way to be pissy little assholes mocking religion because they thought it would be 'cute.' ...
Idiots get offended.
The debate over officials praying in government meetings has raged in the past few years, but one restaurant claims to be supporting the religious rights of individuals, by offering a discount for praying in public. While many find the move a positive thing, others say it’s religious discrimination, and that the practice should be stopped.
An image that shows a receipt including a 15% discount for praying in public has been going viral since an Orland, Florida radio station posted it yesterday. Z88.3 shared the image on its Facebook page, saying,
A friend of ours just shared her receipt from lunch where she got a discount for praying in public!!! How cool is that?When some people expressed doubt that anyone anywhere was getting a discount for praying in public, even calling the image photoshopped, they were directed to a North Carolina restaurant, Mary’s Gourmet Diner. On that restaurant’s Facebook page, the rumor was confirmed:
Yes, if we see you praying, you get 15% off your bill.While this produced a spate of support, it also returned some anger, and accusations of discrimination. One poster asked,
Just a question, because it has come up in some comments sections. Would a Muslim still enjoy a discount for praying at your restaurant? As a Christian. I would hope you are respectful of all religions that worship.
Restaurant's 'Praying In Public' Discount Returns Praise, Ire; Religious Freedom Or Discrimination?
Does the prayer has to be directed to a specific god? If you slam your head into the counter and scream, from the top of your lungs, that you beg Mighty Odin to grant me a place in Valhalla when I'm slain - would that count?
I don't find it likely that a "Muslim family" would go out of their way to be pissy little assholes mocking religion because they thought it would be 'cute.' ...
Maybe not, but it doesn't seem the least bit unlikely that a Muslim family would utter the traditional mealtime prayer, "By the name of Allah...", with no intentions of 'being cute'. ...
Did you know, BTW, there are no less than 34 mosques in North Carolina (5 in Charlotte alone)?!
I don't find it likely that a "Muslim family" would go out of their way to be pissy little assholes mocking religion because they thought it would be 'cute.' ...
Maybe not, but it doesn't seem the least bit unlikely that a Muslim family would utter the traditional mealtime prayer, "By the name of Allah...", with no intentions of 'being cute'. ...
And?
Maybe not, but it doesn't seem the least bit unlikely that a Muslim family would utter the traditional mealtime prayer, "By the name of Allah...", with no intentions of 'being cute'. ...
And?
I asked you first.