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I don't know, I suppose it would depend on how I was treated by the baker. If the baker cussed me out and physically ejected me from the shop, I'd probably sue
by EdSharkey 11y ago
I don't know, I suppose it would depend on how I was treated by the baker. If the baker cussed me out and physically ejected me from the shop, I'd probably sue. If it was a contrite but firm, no, and there was an amicable parting of the ways ... I don't know. Would you still sue at that point?
- Goronmon 11y agoI think you misinterpreted the question. It was how does someone handle the situation where no bakers (plural, not just one) will serve them for something like racial reasons. Do they just have to suck it up and go through life not using a baker? What about grocery stores, or mechanics?
- EdSharkey 11y agoI didn't misinterpret your question at all, I just chose to equivocate rather than answer you directly. ;) What you are asking is a question of gays or lesbians living and surviving in a place that has something like institutional racism or segregation setup against them and where services are denied to them. Does such a place exist in the states today?