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To: DoodleDawg
How about the government leave the social engineering alone and simply perform its legitimate role of enforcing contract law?

And until the contract or order is signed, no manufacturer or service provider should have to state why they refuse to take the work or even consider it. That's an absurd burden.

63 posted on 09/22/2017 6:25:18 AM PDT by Trailerpark Badass (There should be a whole lot more going on than throwing bleach, said one woman.)
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To: Trailerpark Badass
How about the government leave the social engineering alone and simply perform its legitimate role of enforcing contract law?

That's what I believe I've been advocating. Allowing companies to choose who they wish to do business with. The only difference as I see it is that they must be open about it, as this video company tried to do. They wanted to post their position regarding same sex marriages. The government refused. If the government allowed it, or even required companies to do it, then it would end all of this social engineering nonsense. It would let the market do its job and allow for no confusion on who is willing to do business with whom. It's not discriminating against homosexuals or Muslims or blacks or any other protected class, it's clearly telling them where their business is welcome.

67 posted on 09/22/2017 6:32:20 AM PDT by DoodleDawg
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