The headline could have been written, "Suzana Martinez refused service for support of marriage", mind you.
But I want to take this opportunity to state that rather than evoking claims of hypocrisy on neutered marriage advocates who celebrate this intolerance and then in turn sue places and people who won't give service to same-sex weddings, we take this opportunity to see how the other shoe fits for ourselves. If we were the owner, or if we were the patron, what would you do?
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If I were declined service based on my pro-marriage views, I'd respectfully move on and find another hair stylist.
ReplyDeleteIf I were the hair stylist and my patron disagreed with my pro-marriage views and declined service, I'd respectfully wish them well.
The link is lost there. But we need to respect the situation, if a hair stylist believes he or she couldn't do her best as a professional, it is for the better to decline services.
ReplyDeleteI'm really not a fan of boycotts/buycotts lately. I can find something wrong it anyone, but on the flip side I could always find some good to.