>>>You are on that beyond reasoning. If you think that those religious idiots have the right to do what they like anybody else deserves the right to ruin them. The job keeper have done it as a explicit demonstration.
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>>Lutz, I must agree with the others. A shop/business owner should be allowed to serve whoever they want to or not, as the case may be. Its none of my business to dictate that to a business owner - his choice, his problem. The community can choose to go there or not and that is, in turn, their choice. If the business goes out of business, too bad, poor business choice. No one should harass the business, and certainly not using illegal means, and in the same way the business should not harass the consumers for their choices to use the business or not as the case may be.
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>I'm withTamar here. General business like retail should, despite of general behaviour, not be allowed to reject a customer.
>And religious reasons is most evil idea on that. I have a clear idea where this ends up.
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>I have no problem to help the likes out of business. Get me right, no violence included, but I would use my social net the spread it.

Yes, I have thought it over a bit more and think that those laws are useful and serve a greater-good purpose. My initial comment comes from assuming an ideal world but, of course, that is not the world we live in. And agree, certainly violence and fraud should not be used as a response.

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