eve
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luvbeaches said:Exactly.
It's discrimination....and just that simple. If these people have any religious problems with this, then they should look for a job that won't conflict with their beliefs.
I am really sick of all this stuff. I have a friend who is a catholic, but she works in a Jewish school. She doesn't force them to deal with her religious beliefs...because she chose to work in a Jewish school.
I am so sick of all this political correctness BS. If they think it's so bad, they can always go back to where they came from. My great-grandparents dropped to the ground and thanked the good Lord for getting them to this great country. The first thing they did was learn to speak English! Can you imagine? They were so proud to be Americans. And that's the problem these days.
I do realize that this article is concerning an issue in another country, but give it time, and it'll happen here.
I agree with every single thing you said. And it is happening here. Happens in Minneapolis all the time at the airport, at least the liquor thing. They will drive drunks but not bottles (go figure) or drinks. People are getting really mad about it too. Carrying sealed liquor is not illegal (very common while traveling), the city/state issues cabbie's licenses, the cabbies should not be able to discriminate like this while providing service to the public, and those who do should have their licenses revoked. Same goes for providing service to the blind. Now an exception might be if the cabbie was allergic to dogs or something, but that is totally different.
Eve
P.S. I don't know why when I posted this it didn't appear at the end of the thread but at #61. Never saw that happen before! :waitasec: