re: Indiana Religious Freedom Bill

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I'm just spouting bs, but my reason to not serve TeLe is because I don't want to, there is no other reason, I just don't want to serve you. Where is the discrimination?

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Agreed. You can do that. But, if discrimination is assumed by someone willing to bring charges, a court would decide if you did it on a whim, or if you there were legal conditions that allowed you to refuse service. This has been well played out in court, I'm afraid.

I like Texas. I love how we are a right to work state. I am also anti-discrimination. If someone just wanted to fire someone for any reason, they could always just make an accounting reason out of it. When it comes to being a business that serves the public however, turning down a patron for an arbitrary reason is a bit easier to prove discrimination.