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I don't have a problem with Airbnb doing this, they are a private business and should be able to decide how they operate and who they will and won't serve. How
by ams6110 9y ago
I don't have a problem with Airbnb doing this, they are a private business and should be able to decide how they operate and who they will and won't serve.
However I can't help but think that the reactions would be quite different if they had banned people attending a Sharia rally.
- dsr_ 9y agoI've never heard of a "Sharia Rally". Can you point to one that happened in the United States?
- submersiveblue 9y agoAirBnB operates globally.
- devnonymous 9y ago...and in this presumptive Sharia rally there won't be any radical Islamic extremists, just a bunch of different Muslim people with repressed resentment about their lives all of who do not want to kill the infidels, right? See, false equivalence, assumptions and whatabout-ism can be employed in many ways.