Milli Vanilli, Bigger than Elvis
Gender discrimination is illegal.
Oh, so NOW you want to restrict the freedoms of private businesses. Make up your mind.Literally all of your examples are literal crimes that include harm to other people.
No, but there are plenty of similar scenarios where this kind of discrimination you're endorsing very well could kill people. Say...if an insurance company wants to discriminate against them.You aren't gonna die cuz a bigot didn't make you a cake.
God damnet I didn't wanna keep doing this but I'll try again. So two things:
1) The Civil Rights Act of 1964 basically outlawed businesses discriminating against people based on race
2) This one is a little more in depth but is certainly economically possible. Imagine if a business chooses to become discriminatory to a minority group. For example lets say they don't sell to gay people. Now sure it may seem like they would lose business and go under because they are closing themselves off to a groups money. But what if that business only lost .05% of its profits by not accepting those customers. It certainly is agreeable to think that other people (Bleeding Hearts) would boycott this business because of their discriminatory policy. But what if this was a rural area where those boycotting still weren't enough to force the business to lose enough money to close down. Or maybe this business was a natural monopoly like cable or electricity where there's only one per county.
There's a lot of scenarios where just discriminating against a minority group isn't enough to make the business close down. So what if this business is actually really good at what it does? What if they become so good they can sell at the cheapest rate, and provide the best product? That's great for them but they still discriminate against a minority group. This means that small group of people can't enjoy the best service/product purely because of how they were born. This freedom of business has created a second class citizen that suffers economic restrictions in the free market due to discrimination.
Unrelated to the discrimination policy. Think for a minute about how terrible of an idea it was when business got to operate in "anyway they want." They would dump their pollution into rivers and lakes, pay their employees next to nothing not to mention the serious issues monopolies posed during the Gilded Age.
Last edited by Sormine; 2017-09-09 at 07:22 AM.
Political affiliations aren't a protected class.
And if you can't?On a side note, why would a gay person want to give money to a baker that discriminates against them? I'd take my money elsewhere if I was treated disrespectfully and not ask the government to use its guns to force non-violent people to act against their moral conscience. They may be dicks, but that should be their right in a free society.
Well obviously gay people do because of dipshits that want to discriminate and mock by having a straight pride parade.
Gay people aren't seen enough as marines firefighters police doctors etc. especially when stupid people dismiss them as degenerated because of who people love. Yes a parade is needed to show visibility to show the value our society gets by letting them in everywhere.
Milli Vanilli, Bigger than Elvis
Company refuse service to neo nazi/homophobe and/or fire someone for being one :
SJW : OMG PRIVATE company can do whatever they want cause hur dur private and they are heroes
a Private bakery refuse to make a cake for someone being gay :
SJW : BRING PITCHFORK this bloody neo nazi must be impaled and then burned , Government also should seize his asset and donate it LGBTQCRYANDWHINE movement !
First, I said luxury goods. Things that aren't required to live. There is no reason that a country founded on and touts freedom should restrict completely privately owned businesses from operating how they see fit if they aren't actually hurting anyone.
Refusing a cake to a kids birthday or to a gay couples wedding is the same thing. They lose business and only hurt themselves.
Pouring acid in rivers and killing your customers isn't legal period. Why are you trying to argue with such a stupid point? Can you not see how stupid that point is?
Insurance is already a fucked up business that lives on killing people, and sure I'll give you that one but that's a whole other issue that needs addressed on it's own. It isn't, and should not be, a private business nor is it a luxury good.
I'm sorry to keep it going then, but I never said any business, I said luxury goods. I think it's completely fair for anyone to discriminate who they serve if their product isn't vital to survive. Electricity is already a utility, internet should be, and many other goods that aren't should very much be moved in that direction. But a cake for an already unneeded ceremony, is a pure luxury good.
I've mentioned it above enough, but I'm not saying businesses can do whatever they want, obviously toxic dumping and harming your workers or whatever is already against other laws, but that has nothing to do with it and I don't understand why you would jump all the way to that being what I said.
Last edited by Keltas; 2017-09-09 at 07:30 AM.
Irony is that people who were clapping for this are now deeply offended by the same thing. Double meter.
How many people was killed last year for specifically being gay? Give me some numbers.