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If you want the right to refuse someone because they are different than you...

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How is this different than a Bar refusing to serve someone?

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How is this different than a Bar refusing to serve someone?

 

It's a huge difference. Unless of course the bar you go to refuses to serve you because you're gay or an interracial couple.

It's a huge difference. Unless of course the bar you go to refuses to serve you because you're gay or an interracial couple.

 

How so?

"Extremely intelligent, movie star handsome, witty, funny and all around great guys not serverd here".

 

Guess I'd be out of luck if a business posted this sign...ain't that right @lawildcat.:thumb::)

Didn't a Cincy bar just do this the week of the Pittsburgh playoff game?

No shirt. No shoes. No mongrelization of the races. No gayness.

 

This made me laugh.:laugh:

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The OP is a terribly contrived scenario for the purpose of generating heated discussion.

 

The opening post (and the follow up) are crafted to cut to the chase.

"Extremely intelligent, movie star handsome, witty, funny and all around great guys not serverd here".

 

Guess I'd be out of luck if a business posted this sign...ain't that right @lawildcat.:thumb::)

 

:rolleyes:

How so?

 

Seriously? You get refused at a bar because you're either underage or deemed over the limit. Not because of your sexual orientation or what color you or the person you love is. Discrimination laws apply. There are valid reasons for asking customers to leave an establishment, because they're gay or interracial is way up there on the invalid list.

Seriously? You get refused at a bar because you're either underage or deemed over the limit. Not because of your sexual orientation or what color you or the person you love is. Discrimination laws apply. There are valid reasons for asking customers to leave an establishment, because they're gay or interracial is way up there on the invalid list.

 

So its ok to discriminate against those that like alcohol?

Didn't a Cincy bar just do this the week of the Pittsburgh playoff game?

 

You know Steelers fans are an endangered species, BUT they are NOT protected under the law so they can be refused service all day long and into the wee hours of the morn.

The opening post (and the follow up) are crafted to cut to the chase.

 

But the OP doesn't represent anything that happened in America since shortly after the Civil Rights movement. Exactly what are we discussing?

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But the OP doesn't represent anything that happened in America since shortly after the Civil Rights movement. Exactly what are we discussing?

 

New legislation in KY.

Refusing on those grounds is a civil rights violation. If you don't want to service someone based on a color, sex, religion, nationality, sexual orientation, gender, age, then you should not be in business. Being in business means you may have to deal with the general public. You can't pick or choose. Don't like the general public, stay home and be a day trader. We shouldn't be moving this country backwards.

So its ok to discriminate against those that like alcohol?

 

You're just being obtuse at this point.

 

You know there's a difference and are simply arguing for the sake of arguing.

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