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    RM> They can object to laws all they want. Don't do business   
    RM> with them if you are uncomfortable with their practices.   
    RM> While I love Chik-Fil-A I have stopped doing business with   
    RM> them due to their moral stand on gays.   
      
    Chik-Fil-A does not have a moral stand on gays. The owners have   
    a moral stand on gays, Chik-Fil-A has a strong   
    anti-discrimination policy.   
      
    >> For Hobby Lobby they should understand that they are operating a business   
    >> that serves the public, it is not selective like a church where they can   
      
    RM> They operate a private business. People vote with their   
    RM> feet and if they object to Hobby Lobby's stand on something   
    RM> they can go elsewhere.   
      
    It is not a private law. Cost cuttin by those not providing benefits   
    will hurt those who do. Give the non-providers an advantage.   
      
    Chosing not to serve those you chose with out a publicly   
    acceptable reason gives us "Whites Only" signs.   
      
    >> anarchy would be one massive headache if the Burger King refuses to serve   
    >> black people and the McDonalds across the street do not want to serve   
    >> Asians.   
      
    ...   
      
    RM> Businesses all over the U.S. have weird rules and policies,   
    RM> some of which are bad for business and some of which are   
    RM> just entirely offensive. I operate three restaurants and   
    RM> the company I work for has the policy of not allowing   
    RM> firearms in the restaurant unless you are obviously a law   
    RM> enforcement officer.   
    ...   
    RM> a paycheck and paying my bills over disagreeing. As a   
    RM> private business they have the right to set those rules   
    RM> though.   
      
    Not under the laws of some states.   
      
      
      
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