Police Officers Refused Service at Taco Bell

[pops]

Whats up with you man ? Not insulted at all. I knew what you meant.

perhaps I am being over sensitive. and glade to hear it.

 

[FMA4ME]

Anybody else notice cars tooling around with Euro plates on the fronts of them?

Lol, not no Impalas!

 

[krichardson]

Lol, not no Impalas!

I can't help but snicker every time I see the guy drive by in the paking lot.

 

[skjl47]

I have always lived in one rear plate states. I always figured it was to cut costs. Anyway two plates give twice the odds of being seen over one. Two also makes it easier to see on parked cars.

 

[SumoNinja]

Problem is the powers that be get to decide who is discriminating and who isnt.

SumoNinja yes thats what i was referring too

i have no issues with the owner's refusal

not that i agree with it but it's his right

 

[jaws7777]

i have no issues with the owner's refusal

not that i agree with it but it's his right

Then it woud should be ok for a baker to refuse to make cakes for someone that clashes with his beliefs

 

[pops]

the whole discussion with the baker is a slippery slope. Again land of the free works both ways, to denie service for no other reason than some one beliefs can be seen as discrimination.

 

[jaws7777]

the whole discussion with the baker is a slippery slope. Again land of the free works both ways, to denie service for no other reason than some one beliefs can be seen as discrimination.

I dunno... i dont see the difference between the baker and the workers that refused the cops. Baker got hammered for it

 

[Warborg]

I dunno... i dont see the difference between the baker and the workers that refused the cops. Baker got hammered for it

The difference is the baker didn't want to make a 'special' cake that he has never made before whereas the cops ordered common food that tons of people order everyday

 

[pops]

I am not advocating either way, IMHO neither had the right for denial of service.