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In reply to the discussion: Why on Earth would any business refuse to serve anyone? [View all]No Vested Interest
(5,165 posts)107. Stickers are one, inexpensive way of reaching the public who are right there
in front of your door. They are certainly effective, especially for the smaller businesses.
Newspaper ads reach out to those still considering whether they will visit the region, and if so, where they will stay, eat, etc. Ads are something a Chamber of Commerce can organize and put together.
It's not necessarily either/or.
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this law is supposed to create more incidents like that, emboldening a Christian Spring to rise.
TeamPooka
Mar 2015
#48
Hey, don't forget there were lots of Abrahamic laws well before Mohamed started his cult
erronis
Mar 2015
#76
And like religion, it has its own practices and rituals the rest of us don't understand.
nomorenomore08
Mar 2015
#43
The gay guys I know spend tons of money! I gues their money is no good in Indiana.
leftofcool
Mar 2015
#6
To be clear, the vast majority of Indiana businesses will be happy to serve them...
Adrahil
Mar 2015
#51
I was pointing out that Jim Crow laws that discriminate against blacks, and Jim Crow
Zorra
Mar 2015
#32
I can think of one group of people I would tell to get the hell out of my place
allforone
Mar 2015
#21
My mother told me that her grandma committed suicide because she hated being called a Nazi. I
jwirr
Mar 2015
#33
IMO it's still much the same today, laced with family clan behavior, cliques and religion. I would
RKP5637
Mar 2015
#72
And many IMO would love to have full fledged ISIS judging from their comments and activities. n/t
RKP5637
Mar 2015
#75
It's very concerning. And then when the gov. wanted more investigation the republicans
RKP5637
Mar 2015
#84
It might serve the Indiana businesses who do not and will not discriminate
No Vested Interest
Mar 2015
#42
Stickers are one, inexpensive way of reaching the public who are right there
No Vested Interest
Mar 2015
#107
Same here! In our businesses we were open to anyone, we wanted the business and to be friendly.
RKP5637
Mar 2015
#61
So a KKK members walks in? Serve them? If black customers were in the restaurant? nt
Logical
Mar 2015
#64
Let's see, in my restaurant eveyone is treated the same, regardless of who they are. n/t
RKP5637
Mar 2015
#86
if you lived in a conservative area dominated by a homophobic church being a bigot could be
dembotoz
Mar 2015
#62
Considering in the 50's and 60's places refused service to "long-haired" and "barefoot"
LiberalArkie
Mar 2015
#71
So, how do they know if one is LGBT? Like in a restaurant. Is everyone supposed to carry an
RKP5637
Mar 2015
#77
For the self-righteous pleasure. Almost always associated with religion. nm
rhett o rick
Mar 2015
#88
last columbus day my friend & i got kicked out of 2 places because we were barefoot.
pansypoo53219
Mar 2015
#94
I was surprised to see a "we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone" sign this morning
IDemo
Mar 2015
#98
Economic pressure by a loud, local asshat who says "Don't eat at Joes. He serves____s"
McCamy Taylor
Mar 2015
#104