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>Businesses don't have to do business if they don't want to. Except for all sorts of exceptions this isn't true. As a "principle" you could write everything yo
by PKop 5y ago
>Businesses don't have to do business if they don't want to.
Except for all sorts of exceptions this isn't true. As a "principle" you could write everything you said above but substitute racial, gender, or sexual orientation discrimination and it wouldn't stand up, because businesses absolutely have to do business in these cases.
>has to vote Democrat
No, but has to not promote conservative political policies, thus supporting, just like voting does, Democrat political objectives. What's the practical difference? Democrat political power is mandated just the same.
- roenxi 5y ago> As a "principle" you could write everything you said above but substitute racial, gender, or sexual orientation discrimination... Although the law disagrees with me, I'd say the same thing to them too. I do think it is unfair that GoDaddy might choose to boot me for my political beliefs but would get in to legal trouble for booting an LGBT group. I see perfect parallels between GoDaddy expelling this site vs. GoDaddy expelling a site for LGBT advocacy. Both are stupid actions for GoDaddy to take, but both should be legal options.