Yeah, in both cases the person wearing the campaign attire is not protected by the law.
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The answer, you quoted it lol
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/eighty-six
"The pen is mightier than the sword.. and considerably easier to write with."
Last edited by Karrotlord; 2017-03-28 at 04:01 PM.
I would simply introduce a blanket ban for ANY kind of political statement. Done.
I'm not sure what the law has to say about that, but as a human being in general that's pretty unacceptable to refuse service to someone because they're wearing a fucking hat that expresses a political view. It's just a despicable thing for someone to do. It's along the same lines as religious discrimination. You're hating someone because of what they believe.
I'm assuming they felt justified in refusing this person service because they thought something along the lines of "Hey, this person must be a racist, bigoted, misogynist ass hole". And that is completely ignorant. Just as ignorant as looking at a Muslim and thinking, "Hey, this person must be a terrorist."
So there it is. Respect people's political views like you respect someone's religious beliefs. If you can't respect those then maybe you should be refused service.
Now if you're wearing something that portrays Osama Bin Laden/Hitler/Stalin/Hussein as a hero or some mass murderer that just could not possibly be anything else but horrible, well that's another story. Then you can safely assume that person is either a troll or pure evil.
I think it's fine to refuse service.
Generally, I am not in favor of law that denies independently, privately owned &/or small businesses the capacity to refuse service for any reason.
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I totally love the picture of him with his lawyer. Classy as fuck.
In addition, I think, it is just a bad behaviour, of carrying your political point of view around every moment...
"The pen is mightier than the sword.. and considerably easier to write with."