TheGreatGatsby
Gold Member
No. The public is under no such obligation. The public does so in many instances for the general populous. It'd be another thing if the institution was violating the the participant's rights. It is doing no such thing.
roflmao
It is as obvious as the nose on your face that if we have, say prisoners, you could not feed them food without accommodation for their religious diets if they have one.
The courts have ruled on it and I think it is federali law.
Why do you persist with this nonsense?
Here the dietary needs of handicapped kids are met under federali law.
https://www.fns.usda.gov/sites/default/files/special_dietary_needs.pdf
Are students prisoners who must be served food? WTF
As for the second link, I'm not going to search 36 pages for whatever point you're trying to make that apparently doesn't counter mine.