Tennessee bill would make following Shariah a felony

[NEO]

the point is that I believe as a private business I should have the right to serve the customers I choose. It already happens to an extent. The public domain is different



I agree but it sure made for some long nights

Ok, then we agree.

But if a person wears a Burka, you're gonna get sued.

There a double standards all over the country.

 

[emainvol]

FWIW, Bill Ketron is a complete idiot and crooked as hell.

As for discrimination in businesses, I can refuse to serve people because they creep the ladies out, are utter pieces of ****, etc. I wouldn't have it any other way.

 

[azVolFan]

Ok, then we agree.

But if a person wears a Burka, you're gonna get sued.

There a double standards all over the country.

Exactly.

This is a bit off topic but related...

In AZ, you can't smoke inside of basically anywhere except your own home. I think a business owner should be able to choose whether they will allow it or not. The employees aren't forced to work there and the customers aren't forced to patronize.

 

[therealUT]

I guarantee the law didn't start off with "The bible says ... "

Aside from the fact that the majority of our government officials take their oaths by swearing on a bible, I see your point lucidly.

 

[Negateer]

All this law does is reiterate that civilian law trumps religious law. It's not 'outlawing' free speech.

The liberals are in a tizzy over nothing. Ignore them.