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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (499557)	7/31/2012 9:25:18 PM
From: CF Rebel	10 Recommendations Respond to of 794314

there is an obvious limit to what a business owner would be required to do. That is why I say a business owner may invoke his own moral sensibility on any issue. Every day customers are thrown out of places of business and told not to come back because of some offense. Instead of taking every case to court or protesting outside the place in outrage, people usually use common sense and both sides agree to disagree and avoid each other in the future. It is efficient and life goes on. However, political correctness is about our culture losing it's common sense. If we lose common sense, we're one step closer to making the United States a living hell. CF Rebel