@VulcanMan6 1yr1Y
So are you, like...against the Civil Rights Act?
@9B5XGNY1yr1Y
Did they say that? Isn't this a free country, and if you began a small business wouldn't you like to be in control of it?
@VulcanMan6 1yr1Y
Well they said "it is their business, the should be able to do what they want", but we literally enacted discrimination laws to prevent private owners from being able to do certain things, like discriminate over personal beliefs/bigotries. So, either they agree that you shouldn't be allowed to discriminate, and they just didn't quite think about what they commented, or they are blatantly saying they believe you should be allowed to discriminate, hence why I asked if they were against the civil rights acts. If you're asking me personally, then no, I actually think that no private individual(s) should hold sole control or ownership over a business; I think all businesses should, at least, belong to the workers themselves, not any private interest(s)...and even then, they should still not be legally allowed to discriminate.
@KommieKillerKlan1yr1Y
“either they agree that you shouldn't be allowed to discriminate, and they just didn't quite think about what they commented, or they are blatantly saying they believe you should be allowed to discriminate, hence why I asked if they were against the civil rights acts. If you're asking m”
I would recommend writing your statement in a way where it is actually understandable, like explaining who they is in the first sentence of your answer.
If you would like to debate you should reply to this with a more understandable point of view on this matter.
But what I understand is that you think that a customer should be able to force a business to serve them even though it would go against their freedom of practicing their religion. You also state that it would go against the civil rights act to deny service when it is only going against the owners religious beliefs. The civil rights act only dictates that businesses cannot deny services to people based on race, color, religion or national origin. However, the act does not address whether business owners have the right to refuse service based on their own religious beliefs. Read more
@VulcanMan6 1yr1Y
This is literally a comment in a thread; the "they" I was referring to (@98WHZX9) is only like 4 or 5 comments up in the thread, which I would have assumed you had read through before responding to my previous comment. In fact, "it is their business, the should be able to do what they want" is literally the entire comment, clearly visible right there in the thread by simply scrolling up. But beyond that, who the "they" is is completely irrelevant, both given the fact that I already gave the entire direct quote I was referencing and also because everyone on here is anonymous anyways. Furthermore, I feel my comment was explicitly clear: no, you should not Read more
@KommieKillerKlan1yr1Y
I am referring to the whole statement of yours not "either they agree that you shouldn't be allowed to discriminate, and they just didn't quite think about what they commented, or they are blatantly saying they believe you should be allowed to discriminate, hence why I asked if they were against the civil rights acts. If you're asking m"
