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Twitter purge’ suspends account of far-right leader who was retweeted by Trump; The first amendment is under siege
Topic Started: Dec 18 2017, 11:56 PM (263 Views)
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Dec 20 2017, 08:25 AM
The Inquisitor
Dec 20 2017, 12:29 AM
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Dec 19 2017, 05:53 PM
Just about every business has rules of conduct where, if you violate them, they will turn your business away and, in extreme situations, ban you from their property.

Why is this even an issue? It's not like someone refused to say "Merry Christmas".
Or making a wedding cake?.... :tongue:
If a business can't conform to fair business practices, as outlined by the law, then it shouldn't be conducting business.
What law did the bakers violated again?
Kate Steinle was separated from her family permanently but leftists didn't seem to mind.
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Dec 20 2017, 11:07 AM
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Dec 20 2017, 08:25 AM
The Inquisitor
Dec 20 2017, 12:29 AM
Opinionated
Dec 19 2017, 05:53 PM
Just about every business has rules of conduct where, if you violate them, they will turn your business away and, in extreme situations, ban you from their property.

Why is this even an issue? It's not like someone refused to say "Merry Christmas".
Or making a wedding cake?.... :tongue:
If a business can't conform to fair business practices, as outlined by the law, then it shouldn't be conducting business.
What law did the bakers violated again?
Every instance of this I've seen so far involves a state law that forbids sexual orientation discrimination. Refusing prepare "gay" wedding cakes is refusal to prepare wedding cakes for gays. That's sexual orientation discrimination. And that's unlawful in those states.

If you can't conduct your business without violating the law, you shouldn't be in business.
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