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Yes, but the owner should have a list of other companies that could provide the customer the same service.

This is tough because it can be seen as discrimination but private businesses do have a right to serve or not to serve f…

If, for example, a Muslim chef is asked to prepare pork I think it is fair to allow them to refuse, but I do not believe…

No, all customers deserve to be treated equally and they signed up for a job where they would have to interact with all…

Yes, as long as the refusal of service is not based on the discrimination of a group protected by law.

Businesses should make it clear what kind of business they operate so that consumers can decide for themselves.

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