Hey Fanny Jones,
Does that mean that dry-cleaning shops in Harlem owned by blacks MUST accept the Klan outfits that KKK members bring them to be cleaned? If the shop owners perform pick-ups, MUST they stop by the most recent cross-burning to pick up the KKK outfits?
I suppose a man wearing a KKK outfit can board a bus in Harlem and everyone will just smile and say, “Well, that’s his right. It’s a free country,” right?
And gays, are you going to serve professionally everyone who comes into your salons etc., even TV evangelists who preach against homosexuality? I don’t think so. A female representative just lost her hair stylist because she supports the Biblical definition of marriage.
Guess what. I support the hair-stylist’s right to stop serving...for whatever reason. It may not be good for business, but that’s his/her right.
Same with every other business owner.
“Guess what. I support the hair-stylist’s right to stop serving...for whatever reason. It may not be good for business, but that’s his/her right.”
That reminds me of an incident my Dad told me about. During the civil rights era and afterwards, my Dad was a barber. He said blacks would go around testing different businesses to see if they would be served. One day a black guy came in his barber shop, sat down in the chair and asked for a hair cut. My Dad cheerfully said, ‘Why sure.’ ‘I’ve never cut a black person’s hair before but I’ll be glad to give it a try.’ The guy got up and left.
That's an easy one.
Burning a cross is not protected speech.
But getting taxpayers to pay a homo to dip it in a jar of urine IS.
And burning an American flag IS.