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Strawman.
That's not what anybody wants.
I think it is exactly what some people want
Strawman.
That's not what anybody wants.
A private business open to the public, utilizing public infrastructure, including currency, and that agreed to abide by rules set forth for business operation by the public.So what? It's a private business, not a charity.
Strawman.
That's not what anybody wants.
You agreed to do so in a different contract with the state, municipality when you opened that business.Their right that says I should be legally mandated to enter into a contract I don't want to enter into?
It is what you are advocating for because without anti discrimination laws it could be more common than it is now.Strawman.
That's not what anybody wants.
You agreed to do so in a different contract with the state, municipality when you opened that business.
You were if you chose to open a business to the public. That is part of the agreement because you benefit hugely by being able to serve the public, advertise to the whole public, rather than specifically having to privately get to know your clientele and sell directly to them.I wasn't given a choice.
You agreed to do so in a different contract with the state, municipality when you opened that business.
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and yet that's what would happen.
it's interesting that our biggest homegrown terrorist organization (the Ku Klux Klan) was/is very much in favor of businesses being about to serve only those they want to serve.
starting in 1866.
I wasn't given a choice.
Sometimes you're given two bad options with potential consequences. Choosing the option you feel is more just does not make you responsible for the consequences of the other. You live in a strange reality if you believe otherwise.
Sometimes you're given two bad options with potential consequences. Choosing the option you feel is more just does not make you responsible for the consequences of the other. You live in a strange reality if you believe otherwise.
Yeah and communists that want to murder/pillage the billionaires vote for Democrats. Does that mean you're the same as them, or is reality more grey than that?
You were if you chose to open a business to the public. That is part of the agreement because you benefit hugely by being able to serve the public, advertise to the whole public, rather than specifically having to privately get to know your clientele and sell directly to them.
i'm just saying that the KKK wants the same thing. businesses that can discriminate.
sorry if that hurts.
yeah, it's not like we had whites only restaurants, gas stations and churches or anything.
I am not responsible for how other businesses would utilize their freedom of choice.
My other option was to not have a business and not utilize my potential to its fullest. I was not given a real option. I'm not going to work for somebody like some boob. The public and government benefit from private businesses. It's a two way street. None of that means it's justified to mandate private businesses to enter into contracts they don't want to.
If some bakery owner wants to deny service to openly gay people, or if Cleetus the bar owner wants to deny service to people of color in his bar out in the sticks, that should be legally acceptable in my opinion. If somebody is willing to limit their own sales because they feel so strongly about not wanting to serve somebody, they should be allowed to deny their service. Somebody that invested in and built their own business should not be forced by the government to do business they don't want to do. If I want to turn down your money I should be legally allowed to do that for any stupid or illogical reason that I want. Nobody should have legal grounds to sue me because I refused to do business with them. It is ridiculous that it triggers national outrage and people get sued over not providing their private service to individuals.
Personally I wouldn't purchase services from a business like that and I would encourage others to do the same, but the government shouldn't be involved. It's all about not giving the government precedence to exert more control over the private sector. The government always has a good reason when it takes us an inch closer to their complete control of our lives and decisions.
My other option was to not have a business and not utilize my potential to its fullest. I was not given a real option. I'm not going to work for somebody like some boob. The public and government benefit from private businesses. It's a two way street. None of that means it's justified to mandate private businesses to enter into contracts they don't want to enter into. The precedent is dangerous.
I am not responsible for how other businesses would utilize their freedom of choice.
Government could not exist as is without the taxes extracted from private businesses and individuals. Also I don't agree with your premise anyway. Private interests would create vital infrastructure in the absence of a government to do so. It is ridiculous to force somebody through law to do business with and take money from somebody when they don't want to.
Justified by your moral sense is simply your opinion which means **** all to any one here.