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Oops...I accidentally spilled a little Comet in the Gold Medal.
That's not funny. Intentionally poisoning a food product should put that proprietor in prison for attempted murder. If you do not kill or sicken the customer then making an awful product would show that you are an awful baker and word would get around that one should not purchase baked goods from you. I don't mean you in particular, just a baker that would intentionally poison their product.
The judge is following State law. Their political affiliation is not an issue. The judge is upholding State Law and nothing more.
The owner and employees are not going to sensitivity training. They are being trained in State Law. There is not much to this. They have to follow other State Laws to run their business. This is just one more...
I would never force someone to provide me a service. I've run into it myself, despite the fact that we can use all the water fountains. For me, a large part of why I just walked away had to do with the fact that I refuse to financially reward someone who thinks of me as some lesser human. But, I definitely wouldn't demand they feed me, I really don't want to risk someone spitting in my food or putting something even worse in there.
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Soooo...you would basically end up handing over your business to them after the resulting lawsuit?
Come on, I know you're a better businessman then that!
It wouldn't have to go to that level. They could mess up the lines on the cake, squish the icing flowers, add a little extra salt to the icing, accidentally throw a little of the wrong spice in the cake, make the cake layers crooked, give them stale cake, ..... and the possibilities for a crappy cake that doesn't rise to a business busting lawsuit can go on and on.
You can legislate and make someone bake a cake they don't want to but you can't force someone to do a good job.
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Simple solution: Bake a horrible tasting wedding cake.
So if I opened up a clinic, and your Christianity offended me, I could do the same? If you bring your child in for a vaccination, I could give them an inert normal saline injection, giving them no protection whatsoever? Seems about right.
There's something really wrong with some people.
So if I opened up a clinic, and your Christianity offended me, I could do the same? If you bring your child in for a vaccination, I could give them an inert normal saline injection, giving them no protection whatsoever? Seems about right.
There's something really wrong with some people.
It isn't right but people do crap like that. The more likely scenario with the shot is that the child will be given the shot in a way that hurts the child. There was a solider at a clinic where we were stationed that did just that to all officers' kids until they finally yanked him from that clinic. Nice, isn't it?
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