Software company refuses service to pro-life group over abortion, marriage views

LSN ^ | Thaddeus Baklinski

[kevslisababy]

But wedding planners and bakeries can’t refuse to do business with gays? I think someone should sue.

[rrrod]

Names and addresses of all this co’s employees might help.......

[Hardraade]

The Databank, eh?

Grist for *our* databank..

[OKRA2012]

Not unlike the bakers, wedding planners, hotels and inns that have refused to provide goods or services for gay weddings.

[dfwgator]

Go figure, the pro-life company is Canadian, and the pro-death company is American.

[saganite]

It’s a one way street.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Here’s their website:

http://www.thedatabank.com/

[Morgana]

http://www.thedatabank.com/

http://www.thedatabank.com/testimonials.aspx

The links from the articles did not come up when I reposted. This is what the sites are if you go to the page and click on the links.

[Lazamataz]

Insane decision on the part of the company.

See, if I am running a software company, and an anti-gun organization wants my solution, I charge them 5 times the going rate. I give them my software, make 2x profit, and send the other 3x to the GOA, NRA, and Georgia Conceal Carry organizations.

Take the damned money and apply it to their foes.

[muawiyah]

Chris Hanson has more or less said he'd rather kill babies than do business.

That's how corrupt the murderous leftwingtard pro-abortion crowd has become.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

And their Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/thedatabank

[knarf]

This has nothing to do with bakeries etc., it is all about whether there is a God and He gives life or not.

Too many choose to disbelieve God and THEY are the minions of the enemy.

Pity ... all they need is some brain washing .... by the washing of The Word.

[Colofornian]

(The Databank just wants to ensure that a high % of its potential future customers are aborted before they can use their product...it’s the same exact reason why there are X % of fewer baby & child products purchased, why teachers are laid off & schools closed down, and why illegal immigrants are widely accepted into Western nations...)

[Sgt_Schultze]

And their clients http://www.thedatabank.com/clients.aspx

[ClearCase_guy]

I think any company should be free to refuse to do business with anyone, for any reason. Don't like 'em 'causwe they're gay? Because they are pro-life? Because they're black? or Muslim? It's all fine with me -- you don't have a free society if the government forces you to go against what you consider a good business decision.

And, obviously, if one group is given protected, preferential treatment ("Don't discriminate against homosexuals") and another group is declared fair game ("Pro-life? Shun them! They are icky!") then we have a serious problem.

Do we have a government of laws, or of men? Don't bother. I know the answer. Sigh.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Looks like they only work for ‘leftie’ non-profits.

[dfwgator]

Can a Canadian company sue an American company for this? Which country would have jurisdiction?

[Texas Fossil]

The software company management are idiots.

There are at least 1/2 dozen open source “free as in beer” database programs. Some of them are every bit as good as 90% of the closed source counterparts.

For a half way good consultant, this should be a non-issue.

[JCBreckenridge]

The reason they’ve done is this they’ve lost their previous consultant. ;)