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> Consider instead a charity kitchen in a town with a fairly substantial Jewish or Muslim community, but the charity kitchen insists on serving pork. ...less s
by ta999999171 7y ago
> Consider instead a charity kitchen in a town with a fairly substantial Jewish or Muslim community, but the charity kitchen insists on serving pork.
...less sympathetic than GP's example, religion is a choice.
- HarryHirsch 7y agoreligion is a choice That's true for both sides. Why someone would do charity but leave a well-defined group out of it is a mystery.
- jolmg 7y agoHow about, instead of a charity kitchen, it's a restaurant that gives away its leftovers? If they only have pork leftovers, should they not give those away to those in need? By disallowing them, their choice would either be to throw the food in the trash or obtain other food to give away in addition to the pork. Of course, most businesses would just shrug and throw it away.