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@Diana-SimpsonDemocrat from Utah answered…5mos

We shouldn't force people to do things that are against their beliefs, even though we should support them questioning an...

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@Deanna-N.-JobeWorking Family from North Carolina answered…2yrs

Yes, if the business is privately owned with views stated and the customer is not respectful of their views they have th...

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@Kaley-LorenzVeteran from Missouri answered…7mos

Yes, but customers should still be treated in a respectable manner

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@Joe-MonetteWomen’s Equality from Illinois answered…2yrs

No. Businesses should not be a platform for religious views. The owner should not be permitted to influence his operatio...

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@Becky-ThatcherWorking Family from Indiana answered…2yrs

Only in cases where the owner must actively participate or be personally involved with a social or personal/religious ce...

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@Riley-CarterDemocrat from Idaho answered…1yr

Yes, but not in cases where you don't agree with their "lifestyle" (eg. homosexuality or transgenderism) rather in cases...

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@Grace-DeanPeace and Freedom from Florida answered…2yrs

No business should be allowed to deny service, but churches and religious institutions shouldn't be forced to perform re...

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@Sherry-RoginskiConstitution from Indiana answered…2yrs

private business should have the right to run their business and deny service to anyone but public owned should not disc...

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@smilecolorsanWorking Family from Texas answered…2yrs

Religious organizations should not be forced to serve someone who doesn't align with their religion. (ex. A Muslim group...

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@Elizabeth-DixonAmerican Solidarity from Texas answered…2yrs

Yes, however they must provide in guidelines of their customer usage policies presented in advance to customers But at t...

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@Jon-AGreen from Tennessee answered…2yrs

No if the location of the business has state or local ordinances protecting that customer. The business chose to have a...

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@J.A.L.-MysteryWomen’s Equality from South Carolina answered…2yrs

It depends on the situation, a business owner may only deny service if the request disrespects their beliefs or causes t...

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@Maddie-ClassPeace and Freedom from Missouri answered…2yrs

Only if the religious beliefs are unlawful or dangerous (in which would be rare).

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@SASHA-WERNERSBAC…Women’s Equality from Illinois answered…2yrs

No, not in general. I'm sure there are circumstances that could arise where a business would have a legitimate reason t...

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@C-KWorking Family from Kansas answered…7mos

Yes, ONLY if the business is a religious affiliation NOT just the owner and they should have a disclaimer that they can...

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@Scott-BendureTranshumanist from West Virginia answered…2yrs

Businesses can deny service for any reason they want.

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@Alec-SalatinDemocrat from California answered…2yrs

Businesses should only be able to deny service with a valid reason.

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@John-MalveauxSocialist from California answered…2yrs

No, a business is a business and mist serve any willing customers. The individual should have the right to state their b...

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@Benjamin-Shaplei…Democrat from Arkansas answered…2yrs

No, a "business" is an entity for the purpose of profit. If indeed it is a business (not 501.c.3) profit-making entity...

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@Michael-HannaVeteran from Texas answered…2yrs

Yes, where the result of said refusal would not create an absolute denial of service within the service requester’s co...

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@James-MooreWorking Family from Florida answered…2yrs

No, unless the service is of a personalized nature, like artwork.

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@Ryan-OdomDemocrat from Texas answered…2yrs

Private businesses have the right to refuse service to anyone. Public businesses should serve every consumer fairly

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@Joseph-KrenWomen’s Equality from California answered…2yrs

Yes, but only in the case where the specific service in question would require the business itself to engage in conduct...

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@Jaren-DawsonPeace and Freedom from Nevada answered…2yrs

Yes, but not on the basis of being gay.

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@Jaren-DawsonPeace and Freedom from Nevada answered…2yrs

Yes, but not on the basis of sexual orientation or identity.

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