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Businesses - following your moral compass or breaking the law?


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I'm with the baker and guest house owner on this one, a business should be allowed to serve or not serve anyone without giving a reason just like a pub landlord can.

 

It's a good thing the law thinks you and your ilke are wrong then isn't it?

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not the same as a business declining to accept to enter into a contract to provide a service .

 

So you'd be fine with your favourite Indian/Chinese/Insert other foreign food restaurant, refusing to serve you because you're white?

 

---------- Post added 06-08-2018 at 10:24 ----------

 

Political opinions and religion are a matter of choice. Race, nationality, sexuality, colour, sex, gender, hair colour, these are not choices and so discrimination based on them is not allowed.

So you can choose not to serve the porn industry, EDL or Christians, you can't choose not serve Women, Irish and Hetro people.

 

Unfortunately religion is one of the protected characteristics also. The upside to this is that it includes lack of belief, so atheism cannot be discriminated against either.

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So you'd be fine with your favourite Indian/Chinese/Insert other foreign food restaurant, refusing to serve you because you're white?

 

It's easy for him to say yes, safe in the knowledge that it won't happen and that he is a member of the dominant group, the group with all the leverage.

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