Episode 114: Legal Discrimination, Black Votes Matter, and France Surrenders
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Sorry, Charlie.
Is it legal to refuse service to someone at a food establishment? Can a business decide who it will and won’t serve? Yes it is. If you are openly carrying a firearm, the Whataburger chain in Texas will kick you out, even though open-carry is legal in that state. That’s their right. Wonder how that would apply in other cases.
Juan Williams is somehow amazed that black Americans would want to protect their vote. Well, that’s not exactly how he put it, but that’s how it turns out. And that method of protection is supported by 3/4ths of the country. See, we can agree on some things!
And finally, we have a follow-up on the fall-out from the show of support of Charlie Hebdo. Free speech won! Well, for a little while, but, with a whimper, it gives up.
Mentioned links:
Whataburger takes stand against new open carry firearms law in Texas
Indiana pizza shop that won’t cater gay weddings to close
Juan Williams: Dems should not be losing voting-rights fight