Are you for or against the coffee shop that refuses service to police officers?
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If that coffee shop has good doughnuts those cops are pissed. Seriously, I don't like the way the story sounds but I'd like to hear the shop owners story. Maybe cops killed someone in his family, who knows? I'm sure there's more to this story that we don't know right now. Side: For
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It’s their right, but they are wrong headed. I wouldn’t be surprised if no uniformed officer ever thought to patronize the place before it was announced that they couldn’t. Now no officer out of uniform, nor any of their family/friends would consider it. And I’m sure the people who were inspired to be new patrons are just top notch folks. Side: Against
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Did you know that ppl staged a PEACFULL rally outside and the ANTI-POLICE owners threatened to call the cops on them? And then antifa came and along with the patrons and waitstaff actall y assualted the rallyers. And then the police came and policed their asses. Side: Against
Where do you draw the line then? Can a restaurant which is really just a front for moving drugs choose to only sell to a narrowly defined clientelle so they don't get busted for what they really do there? Can a bar refuse fire fighters for fear they'll be drunk when they go to a fire? Can a gas station refuse a Formula One race driver for fear he's going to break the law speeding by use of the gas he is buying? Can a hospital refuse a lawyer for fear they'll get sued for malpractice? Side: Against
Such a silly thing to do. And as another person already mentioned....where do you draw the line? If you are in a business that caters to the public, why deny certain members of the public? It's one thing to deny someone access who has a history of violence, theft, rudeness....that's a different matter as you have experience with that customer and don't want the hassle of their business. Side: Against
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