Thread: Do Businesses Have the Right to Refuse Service Based on Moral/Religious Objections?
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Old 03-18-2011, 04:38 PM   #80
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Originally Posted by HowSoonIsNow View Post
Julie,

You can tell the bigot no. That is a behaviour in which an owner can legitimately refuse service. It's like a person coming into a store w/o a shirt. It is a behaviour that an owner can legally refuse service.
Woo hoo!! I am protected and no confederate cupcakes!!!

Seriously though anything that would jeopardize equality for gay and transgender people is always going to have to take a backseat.
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