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To: SeekAndFind
Well, it this is acceptable, I guess it's OK for a retaurant to refuse to serve pro-choicers?

To be consistent, if a baker, or web designer wish to not serve the gay marriage crowd, then we have to accept that a progressive busness could do the same against pro-life people. The reason is two fold. The baker and web designer use religious freedom as reason for their refusal. Abortion has a religious status among the left. The other aspect is that abortion rights are as much a political issue as they are religious. Politicals is NOT a protected class in America; yet and "Thank God".

I think we can all agree that having the government mixed up in all this will only erode more freedoms, and that the best move is to let the market sort out who is "right" in this matter. Right, as in who will survive the backlash from business owners taking a stand for what they beleive in, no matter how hienous it may be.

29 posted on 12/06/2022 3:25:52 AM PST by Turbo Pig ('To close with and destroy the enemy")
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To: Turbo Pig
Most Protestants recognize two sacraments: baptism and the Lord's Supper. Most liberals have two sacraments as well: abortion and sodomy. I can't imagine this restaurant has the deep pockets of an Amazon or Walt Disney. However, as far as I know, the Virginia restaurant that threw Sarah Huckabee Sanders out is still in business. If your business depends on liberals, you need not worry about alienating conservatives. No more than, say, a gun shop or sporting goods store worries about alienating liberals.
35 posted on 12/06/2022 4:43:47 AM PST by Wallace T.
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