[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;34087157]I've always felt that discrimination is universally a bad thing.[/QUOTE]
but politicians are lazy and mug us
In my view a business shouldn't [b]have[/b] to do business with anyone. If you don't want to serve a certain customer or group of customers, its their choice; their loss of money.
[editline]7th January 2012[/editline]
Anyone that says otherwise should suck a huge cock. Forcing businesses to do business with someone is just ridiculous.
They have the right to refuse service to people, so I don't see anything wrong.
[QUOTE=Ridge;34088146]So a restaurant owner decides not to serve some people and for some reason it's a story?[/QUOTE]
Stupider things have been posted in the sub section
[QUOTE=Contag;34095017]no it's not
politicians aren't people
[editline]8th January 2012[/editline]
the difference is that black people aren't inherently evil[/QUOTE]
There's probably a point where you should stop taking the piss out of politicians based on being politicians.
[QUOTE=Megafanx13;34096656]There's probably a point where you should stop taking the piss out of politicians based on being politicians.[/QUOTE]
Yeah and that point is when it's possible to be a politician without massive corporate funding and pandering
until then
fuck off
[QUOTE=SomeRandomGuy16;34088776]...no they don't. And if you think they should, then should it be okay to also discriminate based on hobbies or other arbitrary factors? Eg; "No surfers allowed," "No plumbers allowed," or "No one with knowledge of quantum physics allowed,"?
I'm sorry, but not offering service for any reason that is irrelevant to the issue or business is and should be considered discrimination.[/QUOTE]
Yes, there is no reason that they should have to unwillingly physically exert themselves for the betterment of others, even if their reasons are based on misguided or ignorant views. They aren't slaves.
If a legally binding contract exists between the two parties (or if they were somehow a public organization), then that's different.
[QUOTE=The golden;34087232]
Looking at you, Republicans.[/QUOTE]
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I can imagine they would not turn away a politician if he just wanted to eat breakfast in peace. When they are disrupting businesses, and potentially turning customers away that is when it is a problem. If you have a few friends were eating lunch, but were being incredibly loud and obnoxious and disrupting others, chances are you would be kicked out.
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