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View Poll Results: Do Business Owners Have the Right to Refuse Service Due to Moral/Religious Objections? | |||
No |
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15 | 25.00% |
Yes |
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38 | 63.33% |
Unsure/Maybe/Other |
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7 | 11.67% |
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I voted yes as well. If you want to deny someone's right (we're NOT talking about government agencies here) to decide with whom they want to transact business because you do not agree with whatever their reason you best be willing to accept the same for yourself.
Every firm I have worked for has turned away clients for various reasons. We owe no one an explanation why they are turned away. It's as simple as this - if you don't like what they stand for then don't patronize their establishment. |
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