Ooh Chinese water torture.
For my part, give me the lyrical (schmaltzy?) Shostokovich or give me death.
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Yeah, and their sense of entitlement (just because they are right-wing whites) and their sense of victimhood are no doubt two sides of the same coin.
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Minor editing suggestion.
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I wouldnât go to a restaurant that would would have me as a customer.
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Itâs tiring isnât it?
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Yes. Exhausting.
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Of course she should be protected by the civil rights laws.
I mean, itâs not like sheâs a homosexual ordering a cake. (snark intended)
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Iâm sure itâs a coincidence (OR IS IT???) that Spike Jones and Michael Cohen have been known to dress similarly:
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Is that a new diet youâre attempting?
This was a matter that was voted on by her staff, several of whom are gay, and the owner delivered the verdict. The owner was also out all the money that table of eight would have generated. So there was an economic hit. The rest of the party was welcomed to stay but also chose to leave. Kudos to the owner for standing up to someone who lies and bullies the press every single day.
Now with Trumpâs tweet this morning about it being dirty (dude, Mar a Lago has been cited for health code violations), Iâm more worried one of his whackadoodles will do something to the restaurant, ala the yahoo who showed up at Comet Ping Pong with an assault rifle.
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I, for one, would exclude Ms Sanders on religious grounds (she offends my concept of Christianity and the real teachings of Jesus Christ). I would cite Hobby-Lobby as precedent. That should keep the Supremes and Fox News tied up in cognitive dissonance for 10 or 15 minutesâŚ
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Well, I donât know about its spirit, but here is its soul:
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Itâs valid. If you have a moral objection based on your own personal belief set the SCOTUS has said that that personal belief set rules so you have a valid objection and so does everyone else who is morally opposed to this administration.
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All people have a right to be served in public accommodations.
It is remarkable to be having this conversation in 2018 in a center-left blog where many (most?) people are against this basic civil right.
No. Discrimination for whatever reason is not discrimination. Thatâs why âWe reserve the right to refuse service to anyoneâ and âNo shoes no shirt no serviceâ signs can exist.
We identify certain types of discrimination as worthy of being prohibited, because that serves as a means to ameliorate negative social effects that have historically disadvantaged some segments of our society. Our discrimination laws are limited to certain protected classes, but dour wealthy white women with high paying White House jobs are not a protected class.
âIf youâre a liberal who thinks denying service because of political beliefs is okay, then donât be surprised when youâre kicked out of a restaurant by a conservative owner who does not share your beliefs.â
Liberals have already experienced this kind of reaction from knuckle-dragging mouth breathing conservatards. Still, no law was violated. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/16/arizona-gun-obama_n_2145125.html
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Wish I could like that to infinity and back.
Soul and the heart.
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No. I just donât go out to eat very much. âMost of the time, I donât have much fun. The rest of the time, I donât have any fun at all.â
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Youâre making me feel a little bit sorry for Mrs. vonholst. hahahahahahaha
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Yep. It wasnât the Left that wore t-shirts to Rumpâs rallies that said âF*ck Your Feelings.â
This is the road they chose to take the country down. Now itâs too late.
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O so behind the times. That used to happen every day at Goffâs Hamburgers in Dallas starting in the 60s. Male, long hair - no service no politeness about it.
Try another one - that excuse is worthless.
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