Uber bans far-right activist who complained about Muslim Uber drivers

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Abysha

Go right ahead and punish unpopular thought.

So if it's unpopular, it should be an exception to the rule? I don't understand your logic here. If I insult a business with a popular opinion, you'd support their banning me but, if I insult a business with an unpopular opinion, you wouldn't support the business banning me?

I'm just trying to understand you.

Public Accommodation.

That was beaten into me by everyone over the cake business. I was told that businesses HAVE to serve the public by the same people who are saying that businesses have the right to refuse service.

Then why aren't conservatives making a big deal out of the riders Uber bans every single day for being a jerk? If they are abusive, they are banned. She was abusive towards the drivers when she said she wouldn't ride in one unless the driver was white.

Why is racism the virtue signal conservatives are tuning into right now? Why are you?

People are banned every day for being a jerk just like she is but you think it should be excused because her brand of douche-ness is racism? I'm so confused by you right now.

originally posted by: Deaf Alien

So you're on the fence now?

Just enjoying the show.

a reply to: Abysha

So you are okay with businesses banning people if the people are being jerks?

originally posted by: Deaf Alien

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Abysha

Go right ahead and punish unpopular thought.

So if it's unpopular, it should be an exception to the rule? I don't understand your logic here. If I insult a business with a popular opinion, you'd support their banning me but, if I insult a business with an unpopular opinion, you wouldn't support the business banning me?

I'm just trying to understand you.

Public Accommodation.

That was beaten into me by everyone over the cake business. I was told that businesses HAVE to serve the public by the same people who are saying that businesses have the right to refuse service.

Do you understand protected class?

They think A-holes are a protected class, that's their beef & confusion.

K~

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Deaf Alien

So you're on the fence now?

Just enjoying the show.

You must be deft at surf riding.

a reply to: Abysha

She is allowed her opinion, even if it is unpopular. I read the tweets, didn't seem too harsh.

What exact tweet is the one that broke the camels back and got her banned?

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Abysha

So you are okay with businesses banning people if the people are being jerks?

Are you not ok with businesses kicking sweating and shirtless men with strong BOs out?

a reply to: seasonal

I guess some aren't for free expression.

Oh well.

*shrug*

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: Abysha

She is allowed her opinion, even if it is unpopular. I read the tweets, didn't seem too harsh.

What exact tweet is the one that broke the camels back and got her banned?

You seem to have trouble understanding that she has been waiting for what she perceive a non-Muslim driver while they wasted time and gas driving over to pick her up.

originally posted by: Deaf Alien

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Abysha

So you are okay with businesses banning people if the people are being jerks?

Are you not ok with businesses kicking sweating and shirtless men with strong BOs out?

Did the person complaining have no shirt and strong BO and was sweaty?

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: Abysha

She is allowed her opinion, even if it is unpopular. I read the tweets, didn't seem too harsh.

What exact tweet is the one that broke the camels back and got her banned?

I cannot answer that, but when I saw a tweet of another person asking for her advice on what to do based on the name of the Uber driver they had, I realized why Uber would do such a thing.

What if an Uber driver wanted to refuse service to a hardcore, legit Nazi?

Look, Christians need to get over people being "gay" anyway. You're not a real "Christian" if you refuse to make a cake for someone because they're gay.

Besides, being gay is just a special challenge from god anyway:



I wish Christians actually read and understood that dusty old book they constantly beat on.

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Deaf Alien

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Abysha

So you are okay with businesses banning people if the people are being jerks?

Are you not ok with businesses kicking sweating and shirtless men with strong BOs out?

Did the person complaining have no shirt and strong BO and was sweaty?

No shirt.
No shoes.
No service.

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: Abysha

She is allowed her opinion, even if it is unpopular. I read the tweets, didn't seem too harsh.

What exact tweet is the one that broke the camels back and got her banned?

I cannot answer that, but when I saw a tweet of another person asking for her advice on what to do based on the name of the Uber driver they had, I realized why Uber would do such a thing.

That's the crux of it isn't it?

originally posted by: Deaf Alien

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Abysha

So you are okay with businesses banning people if the people are being jerks?

Are you not ok with businesses kicking sweating and shirtless men with strong BOs out?

Oh don't forget the men with MBs they really need to keep their shirts on in public, loose shirts too, nothing clingy.

K~

This has been a very illuminating thread.


*tiny golf clap for everyone!*

originally posted by: DBCowboy
This has been a very illuminating thread.


*tiny golf clap for everyone!*

Keep riding that surfboard.
*winks*

originally posted by: Kettu
What if an Uber driver wanted to refuse service to a hardcore, legit Nazi?

Look, Christians need to get over people being "gay" anyway. You're not a real "Christian" if you refuse to make a cake for someone because they're gay.

Besides, being gay is just a special challenge from god anyway:

I wish Christians actually read and understood that dusty old book they constantly beat on.

Exactly!

Jesus would not only bake them a cake, he would show up to the party and drive them home in his Uber mobile afterwards.

Hell, he would even wash their feet once they were at their destination.

He washed the feet of the very man that betrayed him, but his followers can't seem to find the balls to bake a cake, or understand why a company would ban a hateful maggot.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Abysha

So you are okay with businesses banning people if the people are being jerks?

Verbally abusive towards employees? Totally.

Ahh the Christians need to get over gays. For real Muslims are so accommodating of gays????

Oh you are talking about cakes-just as the media instructed you to.

Look, Christians need to get over people being "gay" anyway. You're not a real "Christian" if you refuse to make a cake for someone because they're gay.

a reply to: Kettu