How exactly did he discriminate based on religious belief when he refused to serve something his religion requires he not eat?
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Clue, if the religion forbids bacon, yet he doesn’t serve the customer bacon he’s not discriminating due to religion.
I find it very nice that you keep asking me the same question when I've already supplied an answer. Copy and paste saves so much time.
I get that, he's refusing service base on the religion of his customer.
Clearly a violation of Public Accommodation laws. Now if he didn't offer bacon as a product - not an issue.
If his policy is to discriminate sales based on the religion of the customer, then he is in violation of the law.
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