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originally posted by: Chadwickus
originally posted by: c2oden
originally posted by: RowanBean
originally posted by: c2oden
originally posted by: RowanBean
originally posted by: c2oden
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: mtnshredder
And sharing their phone number around so “heroes” like yourself can spread just that little bit more hate is the perfect way to act.
Grow up.
It is a restaurant. Why would a restaurant not want their phone number to be displayed?
It is a business, or it used to be.
Their phone number is not there for the little bratty children to fool around with. If anything it makes Sarah look worse. Not to mention Trump followers as well.
Their phone number is public.
If they did not want the consequences that follow throwing a family out of their restaraunt, based on political beliefs, they should not have done it.
I agree there are always consequences for our actions but is it wise for people to act like children, pushing MORE hate upon hate, making Sarah looking bad?
Do you think that throwing them out was childish?
Or was it adult like behavior?
It was their legal right.
Same as your right to bear arms.
Like I say...pick and choosing which laws you want to adhere to is pretty pathetic.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
Derp, I’m sorry, what?
It’s actually quite clear...
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits public accommodations from refusing service to customers because of skin color, race, religion, sex, nationality, or any physical conditions a customer can’t prevent.
www.dailydot.com...
These are your laws America.
Deal with it.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: c2oden
You seem to have an issue with this restaurant exercising it's legal right to refuse service.
And I assume you're a proponent of the second amendment.
That comes across as quite hypocritical
originally posted by: mtnshredder
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: mtnshredder
And sharing their phone number around so “heroes” like yourself can spread just that little bit more hate is the perfect way to act.
Grow up.
Yep, I'm sick of these dumbs f's and have zero problem telling these clowns what I think of them.
I don't spread hate and nonsense, I leave that to people like you.
The right to refuse service, then, means that public accommodations, such as restaurants, theaters, banks, gyms, and stores, can lawfully deny service to a customer if they feel that their business might suffer from engaging in such a transaction—as long as they don’t base that decision on the categories above.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: c2oden
You seem to have an issue with this restaurant exercising it's legal right to refuse service.
And I assume you're a proponent of the second amendment.
That comes across as quite hypocritical
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: rollanotherone
From the link I shared that you clearly didn’t bother to read.
The right to refuse service, then, means that public accommodations, such as restaurants, theaters, banks, gyms, and stores, can lawfully deny service to a customer if they feel that their business might suffer from engaging in such a transaction—as long as they don’t base that decision on the categories above.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: rollanotherone
From the link I shared that you clearly didn’t bother to read.
The right to refuse service, then, means that public accommodations, such as restaurants, theaters, banks, gyms, and stores, can lawfully deny service to a customer if they feel that their business might suffer from engaging in such a transaction—as long as they don’t base that decision on the categories above.
A business or a business owner can refuse service if: The customer is too rowdy and causing a scene. The customer threatens an employee or the business owner, making that party feel like they are in danger. The customer does not meet the company’s clothing or health requirement. (i.e. “No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service”) The customer breaks the lawful rules of the establishment; for example, if a tenant breaches the “no-pet policy” for the housing they are trying to acquire. The customer would overfill the establishment’s capacity. The customer requests service when the establishment is not open.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: rollanotherone
From the link I shared that you clearly didn’t bother to read.
The right to refuse service, then, means that public accommodations, such as restaurants, theaters, banks, gyms, and stores, can lawfully deny service to a customer if they feel that their business might suffer from engaging in such a transaction—as long as they don’t base that decision on the categories above.
physical conditions a customer can’t prevent.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: RowanBean
Yep, well losing patronage will be the repercussions of their actions, and that’s where it should end.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
originally posted by: mtnshredder
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: mtnshredder
And sharing their phone number around so “heroes” like yourself can spread just that little bit more hate is the perfect way to act.
Grow up.
Yep, I'm sick of these dumbs f's and have zero problem telling these clowns what I think of them.
I don't spread hate and nonsense, I leave that to people like you.
You are hilarious.
What is your motivation for spreading their number around then?
Kindness?
I’ve said nothing hateful, I’ve only told the truth.
Which you obviously can’t or won’t handle.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: rollanotherone
You’re a special one.
Being a conservative has nothing to do with physical condition.