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Originally Posted by June
Daisies for Jesus!
Yes, it is wrong and against the law in some places to do that. I would just rather know what a business' policy is so I can make a choice to spend my money there or not.
I think they should have to post signs:
"We do not serve The Gays here"
or
"We will serve you if you're A Gay, but we might piss in your soup"
Posting their true beliefs would probably hit them pretty hard financially because lots of people love The Gays, even if they aren't one.
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Heh, I don't think that would be helpful. In my opinion, just a curt statement: "We only serve heterosexuals." While it's still a little bit... harsh to some, it's not the same as just saying "no gays! go away!".
Perhaps, if the business is interested in keeping a "good face", they could show options for the people they will not serve. "We do not serve non-heterosexuals. But here's a list of LGBT-friendly business: blah, blah, blah."
That's what I think.
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Originally Posted by rainintothesea
I'm not trying to stir the pot, here, I'm genuinely curious about something. Flowers are one thing, perhaps, no one's going to bleed out if they don't get their flowers (at least I hope not, wow). But do the folks who side with the business owner in this case also agree with the pharmacist who refused to fill the prescription to stop the woman's uncontrolled uterine bleeding due to her moral objections (she would only fill the script if she knew it hadn't been the result of an abortion)? Where does one draw the line?
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I think we can't compare some flowers and medicine that can save your life, or heal a sickness.
If that has been allowed to happen, I'm appalled.
Pharmacies and hospitals should comply with their social obligation, first and foremost. Then think of the money.
Again, just my opinion.