as a hobby I own a small business

[gopiscrap]

it is not my primary means of income. From now one if you're wearing a cross, a conservative button on your clothes or look like you could be a republican I will refuse to serve you

[Upthevibe]

1. gopiscrap.........

Good on you.....

[GreenWave]

2. Paraphrasing Moe Howard

Every time they think, they weaken the nation!

[TexasTowelie]

3. It seems like the better option

is to take their money and overcharge them for your products/services. Nothing upsets a Republican more than seeing money leaving their wallets. If anybody complains you can call it the "liberal discount" and if they want it then they have to vote blue.

[gopiscrap]

4. I like that a lot

[moonshinegnomie]

5. i kind of do this already

I occasionally sell photos. or allow non profits to use my photos at no cost. Ive had requests from christian non profits to use a photo of mine occasionally and i always reply no. i check out the FB pages of any group that wants to use my photos and if they have any right wing nonsense on it i refuse permission.

[gopiscrap]

11. excellent

[LiberalFighter]

22. I don't do business with any company labeling themselves Christian.

I don't trust them to do the right thing. They are hiding their bad ethics.

[Beastly Boy]

6. We sould all open small businesses as a hobby.

Not for income, but to project power onto certain duplicitous assholes.

[Sneederbunk]

7. And to humiliate the multitude of people

wearing conservative pins and crosses.

[gopiscrap]

12. totally agree

[ZonkerHarris]

8. I'm just gonna charge triple

[Auggie]

15. Me too. Maybe not triple, but definitely more.

[riversedge]

9. let us know how it works out.

[gopiscrap]

10. I have been doing it for awhile

and I have actually had an uptic in business. Most people in my state can't stand religious people

[usonian]

13. This amounts to establishment of religion in my not so humble opinion. Yes, turn the tables.

You can write prayers on your price list, put up Buddha statues
Use your imagination

https://democraticunderground.com/100218041751
Man Demands Refund After Seeing Buddha Imagery At Chinese Restaurant Because He's Christian

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100217438673
Restaurant refuses service to Christian group, citing staff 'dignity'

https://democraticunderground.com/100218053425
its time to use freedom of religion to our advantage


https://democraticunderground.com/100218053470
as a hobby I own a small business

cross-posting to moonshinegnomie

[gopiscrap]

14. excellent I agree

[slightlv]

16. I so agree with your sentiment!

And wish like hell my marbles were still rattling consistently enough to put together websites with today's tools. Unfortunately, I seemed to have lost my ability to take in new tech info and run with it like I used to.

Man, if I did, tho... I'd be right there with you. No websites for Xtianists! And I think it may be time for many, many letters to the editor in papers and online at every media corp as possible - stating no more tax relief for churches. They got all political, they can pay the price for it.

As long as there was separation of church and state, and churches kept at the soul saving and charity work stuff I didn't gripe too much, although it sure does p'o' me seeing all these private trains, planes, and automobiles these "miracle workers" horde by ripping off the sheep.

Maybe the RWNJ's need to actually see, hear, and experience what religious discrimination actually feels like. I swear, the next time I hear one of these nutters going on and on about their religion (not hard to hear quite often here in KS), the very LEAST I'm going to do is shake my head and say, "I'm sorry. You might try getting a life."

I can't say all the things I'd REALLY like to say or do to them. Damn... I used to be so tolerant where this was concerned. I figure, believe as you want, as long as you don't harm me. Well, that horse has done left the barn. I think I'm going to get into many more religious conversations and try a little "missionary" work of my own on -them-!

[Deep State Witch]

17. Same Here

I am a Pagan small businessperson. I make jewelry and other items. My general attitude is that I don't care what your beliefs are, as long as your money is green and your credit card clears. In fact, one of my best shows is at a local Catholic Church's Christmas bazaar.

No more.

[drmeow]

19. There have been

a significant number of overtly religious and/or political businesses/contractors who have lost my business over the years - Hobby Lobby is an obvious one. Whataburger (that one was a bit hard), contractors whose trucks have biblical passages on them, etc.

[TheBlackAdder]

20. Have a tiny sign that all sales donate $1 to the Satanic Temple, a big 'Thank You' on the receipt.

.

Also, ALL SALES FINAL so they can't return their purchase after they realize they've donated to them.

.

[ARandomPerson]

21. That is not what the decision says.

I don't agree with the decision, but that's not what it says. We have to be intellectually honest. Otherwise, what are we doing?

[mahina]

23. Your co, your rules but i look for bridges

[Zeitghost]

24. Refusing to do business

With conservatives and Republicans has always been and still is legal.

Refusing to do business with Christians is still illegal, provided what they are buying is one of your standard off the shelf products/services.

[NowISeetheLight]

25. All You Need

All you need is a "sincerely held religious belief".
GO FOR IT!!!!