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Wow...these people hate anything that doesn't accept their lifestyle...amazing.
No one is "hating" on anything. They're just boycotting the place because they chose to kick out customers for some silly and discriminatory reason. It would happen if the guy had kicked out a black couple, mexicans, left handed people, blonds or little people.
It is what it is. If you own a business and refuse to help a class of people for rational reason then you'll have to face the backlash.
Yep. They banned ALL bachelorette parties. NOT just heterosexual bachelorette parties.
What am I missing: David Cooley, owner of The Abbey, says he'll be banning parties for soon-to-be-wed straight women until gays and lesbians are allowed the same privilege.
What am I missing: David Cooley, owner of The Abbey, says he'll be banning parties for soon-to-be-wed straight women until gays and lesbians are allowed the same privilege.
If gays and lesbians cant be "soon to be wed" then they won't be having bachelorette parties.
So there will be no bachelorette parties.
Oh right what's fair according to them. BS! Its about homosexuals forcing their lifestyle on everyone else. Its a private business he can do whatever the hell he wants.If this had happened to a normal couple there wouldn't be a boo hoo fest they would have went elsewhere. Man such whiners...never could I own a business I couldn't let scum like that try and destroy what I built...
Lol, I always get a laugh out of phrases like "forcing their lifestyle on everyone else"...as if a spate of citations to appear were mailed out forcing hapless heterosexuals to go to wedding and eat bad cake.
The business owner made a decision which is his/her right. There are, however, consequences.
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