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drm604

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10. I wonder how these people would feel

Reply to iandhr (Original post)

Sat Feb 15, 2014, 01:45 PM

Feb 2014

if someone refused to serve narrow minded bigots because doing so would be against their religious beliefs?

They wouldn't like the result if religion-based discrimination became the law of the land and they became the victims, but they're fine with themselves being the excepted group that's allowed to discriminate as they see fit.

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