Posted on 04/20/2015 8:29:04 AM PDT by rightistight
Now imagine if the same store banned blacks on certain nights.......
More power to them. I am not forced to visit and as long as my tax dollars are not supporting it I don’t really care.
Bias and stereotyping toward males.
Where did I see the story.... a field trip banned the white kids from going...
Were I a customer, I would dis-invite myself on every day - and tell them why.
liberal ‘men’ are still allowed
“Women Trans Femme” (WTF) …Could not have a more apt acronym.
“Yeah I identify as a woman. Sure I do”
Wow! The socialists are out and proud and in full force! They know no bounds.
A random guy isn’t allowed in the bike shop on certain days but a bakery has to bake a giant dildo cake if, not asked, but told to. I hope a gay, black muslim guy walks in there. See what happens.
From the article, “.. the store isn’t banning them, they are uninviting them from being allowed in the store”. ROTFLMAO! Talk about new speak! New break-up quote: “I’m not dumping you, I am simply uninviting you from being in any sort of relationship with me”. Boss firing employee: “I’m not firing you, I am simply uninviting you from being part of the work force here”.
I think that “WTF” is a very appropriate acronym in this situation.
Every man should honor their request and not visit the store on selected days, nor any other days.
But heaven forbid a Christian baker declines to make a same sex wedding cake...
Someone have the address so we can stop by and then file a lawsuit?
Just One 10.0 is all I ask.
They absolutely have the right to do this.
Just as male customers have the right to find another bike shop and let them know the reason.
I find it truly offensive when a company decides to exclude me because someone else might be offended/intimidated/whatever. If it is the company’s own view, then the exclusion would be full time and I would not be a customer. But when they are advocating another’s view, yet still wanting me to spend my money there at other times (when they don’t care about the offense/intimidation/whatever), I get offended because they are simply being insulting.
This is not exclusion on behavior - it is exclusion on being.
They have the right, just as those like me have the right to react civilly.
http://www.theaggie.org/2015/04/09/bike-shop-opens-for-women-trans-femme-communities/
This definitely doesn’t sound/look like the standard bike store
This bike shop is run by the Davis Bike Collective (no kidding), so real life isn’t in their collective consciousness. My question is this: After getting their bikes, how in the world with the people who feel intimidated by the mere presence of men ever be able to ride their bikes in public? Unless Davis, California plans to ban men, as well.
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