And I think that if a business wants to alienate customers and turn away cash, especially in this era where that will be news, then they should be allowed to do so.That's discrimination.
It's bad business but it's their business.
And I think that if a business wants to alienate customers and turn away cash, especially in this era where that will be news, then they should be allowed to do so.That's discrimination.
And I think that if a business wants to alienate customers and turn away cash, especially in this era where that will be news, then they should be allowed to do so.
It's bad business but it's their business.
Discrimination based on health is nowhere near the same as not wearing a shirt or being rude.Businesses discriminate against people who don't wear shirts or shoes all the time.
Or who are being rude to other customers or staff.
Or who are too wasted.
Etc etc etc.
Because it's a medical condition, I disagree.And I think that if a business wants to alienate customers and turn away cash, especially in this era where that will be news, then they should be allowed to do so.
It's bad business but it's their business.
Are you against ADA laws?And I think that if a business wants to alienate customers and turn away cash, especially in this era where that will be news, then they should be allowed to do so.
It's bad business but it's their business.
Isn't that why they don't serve people without shoes or shirts, because it's a health issue?Discrimination based on health is nowhere near the same as not wearing a shirt or being rude.
Some.Are you against ADA laws?
It's a potential medical condition.Because it's a medical condition, I disagree.
NopeIsn't that why they don't serve people without shoes or shirts, because it's a health issue?
If it were a health issue sandals and tank tops would also be disallowed.Isn't that why they don't serve people without shoes or shirts, because it's a health issue?
So what other potential medical conditions can I deny people service for maybe having? Cold? Flu? AIDS? Cancer? Using a wheelchair?It's a potential medical condition.
Since we're in hypothetical world right now...
You haven't been vaccinated.
I own a store that has the best tiramisu in Canada. You want some. I want to try to protect my employees more than I want your $5.99. I should be allowed to do so even if it's silly and low risk. At that point we let the market dictate whether I can keep my doors open to pay for the people that I'm trying to protect and employ. And you can go seek out inferior tiramisu.
And they should beIf it were a health issue sandals and tank tops would also be disallowed.
It's was fucking cold man!So many pussies in your state.
and now you're afraid of bra straps? Jesus, you've changed.It's was fucking cold man!
I never said that sir. I guess I should have been more clear. I'm against them for men and think they should be banned.and now you're afraid of bra straps? Jesus, you've changed.
Oh, so discrimination based on sex? What kind of American are you?I never said that sir. I guess I should have been more clear. I'm against them for men and think they should be banned.
A good one.Oh, so discrimination based on sex? What kind of American are you?
If you want to... Have at it.So what other potential medical conditions can I deny people service for maybe having? Cold? Flu? AIDS? Cancer? Using a wheelchair?
I prefer governors to nip that bullshit in the budIf you want to... Have at it.
Enjoy tanking your business as YOU desire.
you should be allowed to deny service or transaction to any person for any reason, unless you're an agent of the gov'tSo what other potential medical conditions can I deny people service for maybe having? Cold? Flu? AIDS? Cancer? Using a wheelchair?
blurry lines indeedyou should be allowed to deny service or transaction to any person for any reason, unless you're an agent of the gov't
it gets blurry when airlines and others are 'too big to fail' and act as state utilities when they run out of money.