Originally Posted by Matthias
If not then there's obviously religious discrimination, just as surely as if they offered a Muslim Tuesdays discount.

Originally Posted by Drea


Maybe I just don't care enough about some things, but I can't see myself getting offended if someone offered a Muslim Tuesday discount. Neither would it be an offense to me (if I were a man) if someone offered "lady's discount".  Apparently, that's their thing, that's how they want to operate their business. If I did have a problem with it, I'd just go elsewhere and tell everyone I know to go elsewhere, for what sense does it make for me to fight for a right to a discounted rate at a restaurant I already have qualms with? Why fight for that right for anyone's sake? If anything, just boycott the business.

Originally Posted by rsmartin
Simon, I guess you're not "sensationalizing" the title; you're downright point blank lying. No one is keeping the religious people from eating--or even trying to. He is merely asking for equal treatment.

The restaurant is lying when she says she isn't breaking any laws. The law of Pennsylvania forbids her to discriminate against religion. She goes and does exactly that.

And kicks up a big fuss when told to get her house in order and obey the law.

So it may be true that atheists, Muslims, Hindus, Wika, etc. can go into the church and pick up a bulletin to earn their ten percent discount. But how hypocritical is that? And the Christians will be the first to point it out. Also, garbage cans and dumpsters--not to mention roadsides and curbs--will get filled up and littered with all those unwanted bulletins if they're used only as currency. Is that really what Christians want?

And look at all the trees it costs...