Thursday, August 29, 2013
"Reserving the right to refuse service"
Like this writer, I'm confused about this.
I understand that publicly financed government can't refuse services.
I'm deeply troubled that a private citizen or enterprise must serve without exception...
I understand that publicly financed government can't refuse services.
I'm deeply troubled that a private citizen or enterprise must serve without exception...
Jazz Shaw posts and gives more detail and some thought provoking examples at HotAir.com:
"In yet another topic sure to enrage, Sterling Beard – writing at The Corner – catches up with the latest news on a strange case coming to us from New Mexico. It’s now gone all the way to the state Supreme Court, and the story may be at an end. In case you hadn’t heard, wedding photographers can’t refuse to take pictures at a gay wedding or they have violated the New Mexico Human Rights Act."
