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Post by bonerxmas on Oct 9, 2017 16:46:27 GMT
I sympathize with the owner's anger. He saw that group (correctly, I expect) as being representative of the people who have been fomenting hatred against him (and all gay people) all his life. In his shoes, I might have reacted the same way.
That said, if those Christians wanted to follow up with a formal legal complaint, the law would be (and should be) on their side (simple religious discrimination). probably not, this seems to be a political group in addition to being a christian group, public accomodations law does not extend to protecting political groups, they would probably have to prove that he has a record of refusing service to non-christians
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