T-Shirt Company Sued

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(11-01-2019, 04:59 PM)Dill Wrote: What if a Jewish person runs a t-shirt shop and is patronized by a white nationalist group who wants one-hundred t-shirts saying "Jews shall not replace us!"? 

Is it possible that the message could be considered discriminatory? Or does the owner have to serve white nationalists for fear of discriminating in that direction?

I would call it discrimination but IMO it's not against a protected class. Although I disagreed with the refusal to sell a wedding came not being protected I can see the legal merit in it. In this care no one was discriminated because of sexual orientation. He would refused to sell the same shirt to the Klan