He has just as much right to be here, to order pizza and to expect to be as it is advertised.
But he doesn't have just as much right to be here
He has just as much of a "right to be here" as you do, fuckwit.
And this lawsuit is frivolous, especially when you consider the manager's side of the story
No, it's not. It's only frivolous if you believe the manager.
But let's assume the manager is lying (which I don't believe)
The only reason that you unquestioningly believe the manager is because you're a fuckwit.
So what if his order was messed up? People make mistakes
The normal reaction is to return the order and allow the restaurant a chance to fix it - happens every day
People do make mistakes - and sometimes they have to deal with the consequences of that mistake.
About believing the manager - as you said above, there's a very large sign stating "HALAL".
Since the business put that sign up, I'd say its safe to say they're inviting Muslim business.
To me, the bottom line is that we all have the right to expect a product to be what it says it is. IOW, truth in advertising.
The only reason some are disagreeing with that is that the customer is Muslim.
One of three things happened
1 the manager is telling the truth
2 the order was messed up accidentally
3 the manager (or an employee) intentionally did this to be hateful
If 3 is the case, this deserves to be a big money lawsuit
The main reason I have trouble believing that scenario is the fact that the restaurant is soliciting Muslim business
The other 2 situations, which are both more likely, do not warrant any lawsuit at all