Sarah Huckabee-Sanders Asked to Leave Restaurant

[Bjorn_Yesterday]

But it won't because the left doesn't see anything wrong with their behavior. They think they're right and within their rights to behave this way.

A precedent got set...

Supreme Court rules on narrow grounds for baker who refused to create same-sex couple's wedding cake

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

He hates the working man. East coast elite...

You need a CT scan asap

 

[NorthDallas40]

Businesses should get to choose who they serve - for any reason.

It doesn't need to be defended, not serving Sanders is completely OK.

Then do away with protected classes.

 

[Boca Vol]

Al Bundy hated the French, wusses, and everything the Libs stand for. We need more Al Bundy's today!

 

[Bjorn_Yesterday]

Who in here celebrated when a Virginia bakery refused to serve Biden?

Edit: Paul Ryan definitely did.

 

[FLVOL_79]

Its like the left is not satisfied with being complete lunatics only once a week with their fake rage du jour and constantly strive to find anything to make themselves look even more batsh!t crazy.

Congrats libtards you make the birthers look like the most normal people in human history!

 

[NorthDallas40]

Who in here celebrated when a Virginia bakery refused to serve Biden?

Did that happen? Never heard of it. What was the basis?

 

[evillawyer]

That is a lie.

You're right. The Whitehouse doesn't hold press briefings on a daily basis. But she's pretty much batting a thousand on the press briefing days.

 

[FLVOL_79]

Who in here celebrated when a Virginia bakery refused to serve Biden?

Never heard of that.

Refusing service to people because of their belief system, or race/gender/ethnicity, is stupid and low class.

 

[Septic]

Then do away with protected classes.

Call your Congressperson.

 

[Orangeslice13]

Who in here celebrated when a Virginia bakery refused to serve Biden?

Edit: Paul Ryan definitely did.

It’s stupid to take those kind of stands. But it’s their right to be stupid.

 

[evillawyer]

The fact that you are even defending this shows what kind of human being you are.

I'm not defending it. I think she should have been served. But that's based on my belief that discrimination based on political ideology is stupid. I was just pointing out that such discrimination is permitted because it's not a protected class.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

Did that happen? Never heard of it. What was the basis?

The two sitiations are not even comparable. Bidens team asked the baker if he would host a media event while he was on his way to a speech at VT.

 

[Bjorn_Yesterday]

It’s stupid to take those kind of stands. But it’s their right to be stupid.

I think it's all crappy.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

Call your Congressperson.

And that will accomplish what? Nothing. Our politicians dont work for us. We work for them. We are all under their thimb.

 

[Orangeslice13]

I think it's all crappy.

I just googled the Biden thing as I had never heard of it. The article says they were angry over the “you didn’t build that” statement from Obama.
Strange way to protest imo. Should have taken his money. Worked slowly while they told him in great detail how they disagreed with the statement.

 

[Bjorn_Yesterday]

The two sitiations are not even comparable. Bidens team asked the baker if he would host a media event while he was on his way to a speech at VT.

Yep. I just saw that. First and last time I will reference a tweet from a CNN reporter.

Still bet there were plenty in here who came to the defense of the bakery that refused service to a gay couple.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

I'm not defending it. I think she should have been served. But that's based on my belief that discrimination based on political ideology is stupid. I was just pointing out that such discrimination is permitted because it's not a protected class.

You could have just outright stated that this was ridiculous, but you didnt. Instaed, you used the "law" as a way to take a shot at this situation because it involves Trump. We all know how you operate.

 

[Sandman 423]

Did that happen? Never heard of it. What was the basis?

I had to search it but it did happen. He was mad over the you didn’t build that comment from president Obama. I don’t think I could do that to someone. It might make them feel better in the moment but I would feel terrible for treating someone that way.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Yep. I just saw that. First and last time I will reference a tweet from a CNN reporter.

Still bet there were plenty in here who came to the defense of the bakery that refused service to a gay couple.

You do realize that baker had served the gay couple for years. He just did not want to participate in their ceremony as it was against his beliefs.

If he had said “I don’t serve gays!” That’s a problem. But why are their beliefs more important than the bakers? I thought this was actually an insightful case. Instead it gets throw out basically on a technicality.

 

[Septic]

And that will accomplish what? Nothing. Our politicians dont work for us. We work for them. We are all under their thimb.

I don't think I appreciate your defeatist attitude.

Toughen up, there are no brown men on this plane.

 

[luthervol]

Luther seems to think it's okay to throw morality and civility out the window if you hate someone. My joke about poisoning Hillary aside(and yes, it was a joke), do you think hate should be a valid excuse for murder, too? If Trump were to be assassinated, would that be okay too, because, you know, hate?

Surely you can come up with a better argument? Or am I once again overestimating you?

I think everyone has their line. (you remember how much I like lines.)

AS AN EXTREME EXAMPLE (not drawing ANY comparisons): If you were a restaurant owner and someone came in who had gotten away with raping one of your family members, would you be polite and civil and serve him like any other customer?

What about a person you know to have been one of the masterminds behind the 911 attack?

Where's your line? Everyone has one.

Does hate justify murder? Rarely, it would depend on the justification of the hatred.

 

[Bjorn_Yesterday]

You do realize that baker had served the gay couple for years. He just did not want to participate in their ceremony as it was against his beliefs.

If he had said “I don’t serve gays!” That’s a problem. But why are their beliefs more important than the bakers? I thought this was actually an insightful case. Instead it gets throw out basically on a technicality.

Just another big picture example of how both religion and politics can obstruct basic human civility instead of facilitating it.

 

[NorthDallas40]

I think everyone has their line. (you remember how much I like lines.)

AS AN EXTREME EXAMPLE (not drawing ANY comparisons): If you were a restaurant owner and someone came in who had gotten away with raping one of your family members, would you be polite and civil and serve him like any other customer?

What about a person you know to have been one of the masterminds behind the 911 attack?

Where's your line? Everyone has one.

Does hate justify murder? Rarely, it would depend on the justification of the hatred.

Taking your dumb ass example and over qualifying it doesn’t make it any more applicable Luth.

 

[evillawyer]

You could have just outright stated that this was ridiculous, but you didnt. Instaed, you used the "law" as a way to take a shot at this situation because it involves Trump. We all know how you operate.

Learn how to read better. I had this post on page 1 of this thread:

I'm all for adding categories for protection. I don't think you should be able to discriminate for stupid reasons, like sexual orientation and politics. Throw it all in there. You guys are usually the ones in favor of letting proprietors decide who they serve and who they don't.