Isnt this discrimination? Shouldn't she get sued so that her business is shut down?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...nka-Trump.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...nka-Trump.html
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The article looks like an incomplete story, but based on what it says, why is asking to meet with Ivanka the same as refusing service to a segment of society?
The Christian baker used its ideology as an excuse to refuse service to a whole segment of society. This is the very definition of discrimination. Refusing service to an individual based on something they have done is not discrimination.
If the owner of the gym refused service to Ivanka, it wouldn't be discrimination because she's a representative of her father, which according to the gym owner her clients are directly affected by the policies he's enacting.
It's not much different then if a gun shop refused serve a politician or their aide who actively pushed anti-gun legislation.
Really? There are so many fallacies in this it's not worth straying from your original question.How about if the Christian Baker had of asked to meet with the gay couple so as to suggest conversion therapy for them?
Would there be a problem?
I think the left would have a shit storm.
Fortunately we've moved beyond the 1960's and in 1964 the federal government passed the Civil Rights Act which prohibits discrimination by privately owned places of public accommodation on the basis of race, color, religion or national origin. Although gays are not covered under this many states and cities have laws that prohibit discrimination against them.I think a private business has the right to decide who it will or will not serve and the market has actions/reactions that will determine if that decision is a sound one or not.
I don't disagree if the gym owner bans Ivanka. I just want the same respect accorded to the Christian Baker than let the market decide if the business survives or fails on that decision to shun a portion of sales.
Really? There are so many fallacies in this it's not worth straying from your original question.
Fortunately we've moved beyond the 1960's and in 1964 the federal government passed the Civil Rights Act which prohibits discrimination by privately owned places of public accommodation on the basis of race, color, religion or national origin. Although gays are not covered under this many states and cities have laws that prohibit discrimination against them.
If you want to give people who claim to be religious a special status and be exempt from our Nations laws then the Founding Fathers would roll in their graves and ISIS and the Taliban would love it.
Federal and state laws disagree with you.Hmmm. Smells like a big tuna in here.
The baker did not refuse all service. They refused a specific service. There is a difference. Any business has the right to refuse anyone at any time.
About 70% of the US population is Christian. This is not a minority group.Guess I dont see why we protect one minority and hang another out to dry.
The bakers should have read their state laws regarding discrimination. They are not the victim here.The business owners should have known the flaming leftists would have a conniption and had a different story.
Federal and state laws disagree with you.
A business DOES NOT have the RIGHT to refuse service to anyone, see the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Many states specifically have laws that prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation. Colorado law (where one of the cases went to court) specifically prohibits such discrimination.
About 70% of the US population is Christian. This is not a minority group.
The bakers should have read their state laws regarding discrimination. They are not the victim here.
Do you really mean that businesses should be able to use their religious beliefs to discriminate against anyone even if it violates state and local laws?
Is that what you're really defending?
You have shown no similarity. Asking Ivanka for a meeting is not similar as refusing service. It may be poor business management, but it is not illegal.No fallacies. I've shown you a similarity, it blew up your line of attack, and now you are are deflecting.
We're talking about businesses violating laws. An individual being a total dick to someone on an airplane has nothing to do with violating the Civil Rights Act. Those fuckers who did that should have been shut up.They are abusing social norms and most likely airline regulations. If I was the airline, and it was possible, I would ban those guys from flying my airline again.They showed they couldn't behave themselves.So The Civil Rights Act doesn't apply specifically to Ivanka Trump alone and she can be subject to discrimination whether it be sitting on an airplane, trying to sell some shit or just wanting to go to a gym.
Ay carumba, now let's get into immigration.My point is specifically I don't want anyone to have special status but "special status" is specifically what has been applied by the left. Remember Eric Holder, "I won't prosecute my people"? Ohhh Isis and the Taliban would love it. Apparently the courts decided this week they get special status and shall not be denied visas.
You mention her a lot though.I could give a rats ass really about Ivanka, other than that she is by far the hottest first daughter, but if she can be attacked, counseled and provided sermon because of her beliefs I guess the left feels it's okay to attack schlubs like us too. If she gets admonished for supporting Dad do I get the same when I go to the gym in a Make America Great Again hat? If it's a private business doing it I'm fine with that. I'll just avoid those businesses but I want the left to acknowledge it's okay for another shop keeper to give Hillary supporters a complete explanation of how her server was felonious and have them explain how they could support her for office after proving to be a criminal prior to receiving the service they seek.
Yes, it's my argument that's flat.Your argument is flat darkearth.
You have shown no similarity. Asking Ivanka for a meeting is not similar as refusing service. It may be poor business management, but it is not illegal.
We're talking about businesses violating laws. An individual being a total dick to someone on an airplane has nothing to do with violating the Civil Rights Act. Those fuckers who did that should have been shut up.They are abusing social norms and most likely airline regulations. If I was the airline, and it was possible, I would ban those guys from flying my airline again.They showed they couldn't behave themselves.
Ay carumba, now let's get into immigration.
You mention her a lot though.
Your conflating individuals crossing social norms to businesses who violate laws, it's not the same.
Yes, it's my argument that's flat.
Running a small business I learned something. As the business owner, I had the right to refuse service to anyone, any time, anywhere. I also learned that money is green, spends equally the same whether it came from a gay, demorat, or anyone else who at the time I found intolerable. Hopefully we can get back to the rights of the business owner.
You are almost spot on. The courts have overstepped their authority with the equal rights laws. They should apply only to the govt. They should have no bearing on the private sector. As a business owner. I should be able to hang a sign that says. No Whites, No Gays, No Blacks or whatever on my store front. Let the people decide if they want to do business in my store. If any special group does not like it. They can go stand on public property and protest all they want. Basic economics will decide the fate of my business. The progressives have mastered the sjw aspect of getting their way. They do organize and protest. The middle ground ignores and goes about their day. The right makes a few phone calls to their political rep. Which one gets the backing of the propaganda/media?
BTW. Good to see you here posting again.