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To: massmike
WOW! I am amazed at all the leftist-statists commenting here. Although I am greatly offended by her politics, I believe that everyone should be able to do business or not do business with whomever they choose.

As offensive as her attitude is, as far as I am concerned, she should be able to discriminate against whomever she chooses for whatever reason she chooses.

Time for the Guardsman to move on and find a new place.

Laws which interfere with the freedom of any individual to do with his own as he chooses are the most offensive of laws. I don't recall anything in the Constitution which permits the government to do so.
10 posted on 06/04/2012 6:04:20 AM PDT by Sudetenland (Anybody but Obama!!!!)
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To: Sudetenland

yeah well I bet she’s black and he’s not and she doesn’t want him there and thought she could use this veteran thing as an excuse, being ignorant of the law


11 posted on 06/04/2012 6:24:00 AM PDT by yldstrk ( My heroes have always been cowboys)
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To: Sudetenland
As offensive as her attitude is, as far as I am concerned, she should be able to discriminate against whomever she chooses for whatever reason she chooses.


12 posted on 06/04/2012 6:49:39 AM PDT by VeniVidiVici (Congrats to Ted Kennedy! He's been sober for two years now!!)
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To: Sudetenland

Exactly.

I loathe her beliefs, but she can rent — or not — to whomever she damn well pleases.

In this economy, It’s just a matter of time before people with bad credit become a “protected class.” Someone with bankruptcies and evictions will decide he’s entitled to rent against the best interests and express wishes of the property owner — and a court will back him up.

And if everyone is a protected class and your right to “freedom of association” cannot enter into legal transactions, then we’ve quietly, by Federal statute, by stealth, amended the Constitution.

How is everyone okay with this?


16 posted on 06/04/2012 7:18:47 AM PDT by Blue Ink
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To: Sudetenland

As offensive as her attitude is, as far as I am concerned, she should be able to discriminate against whomever she chooses for whatever reason she chooses.


I agree, but the offensive law should be applied equally. Those who oppose a law should not be prohibited from claiming its benefits.


17 posted on 06/04/2012 7:35:19 AM PDT by Atlas Sneezed (Hold My Beer and Watch This!)
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To: Sudetenland

I agree with you 100%.

Although the law tells me I can’t discriminate, it is in my best interest to discriminate when I am hiring new employees. The key is to be completely silent on the reason why you choose not to employ an individual.

If they press the issue, “I chose to hire someone else” is all you have to say. Never, ever, in an interview or otherwise, ask questions or allude to anything that may be discriminatory. Often times asking open-ended questions that give candidates the ability to talk about themselves will give you more information that you need...and you’re not breaking the law.


18 posted on 06/04/2012 7:49:03 AM PDT by Dexter Morgan (Everyone hides who they are.)
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To: Sudetenland

“As offensive as her attitude is, as far as I am concerned, she should be able to discriminate against whomever she chooses for whatever reason she chooses.”

I agree with you in principle, but I have to admit that it is nice to see someone hoisted on the PC petard that never expected it....


23 posted on 06/04/2012 9:12:55 AM PDT by CSM (Keeper of the Dave Ramsey Ping list. FReepmail me if you want your beeber stuned.)
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