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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
Nascar, confederate battle flag and our rights
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<blockquote data-quote="2KBlackGT" data-source="post: 14923733" data-attributes="member: 24643"><p>I don't think anyone's freedoms have been stepped on in this whole ordeal. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I feel you, at the same time I find it hard to believe that nothing can or will offend you. Example: I've mentioned before that I worked at a HDC with residents with physical and mental issues/disorders. We often went out into the public to shop, bowl, catch a movie and many other things. We wanted our residents to live as close to a "normal" life as possible. Many times we would get funny looks and every now and again I'd hear insensitive comments from people if we were talking to long in line to pay for something. The looks i could deal with, the comments not so much. I've never snapped at anyone for it because I didn't want my clients seeing that and I'd have lost my job and possible put on the registry for putting my clients in danger. My point is people don't have to say or do anything directly to you for you to be offended, what if you're out with a sick parent, grandparent, child, and someone is disrespectful towards them? Not being offended isn't as simple as you make it out to be IMO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2KBlackGT, post: 14923733, member: 24643"] I don't think anyone's freedoms have been stepped on in this whole ordeal. I feel you, at the same time I find it hard to believe that nothing can or will offend you. Example: I've mentioned before that I worked at a HDC with residents with physical and mental issues/disorders. We often went out into the public to shop, bowl, catch a movie and many other things. We wanted our residents to live as close to a "normal" life as possible. Many times we would get funny looks and every now and again I'd hear insensitive comments from people if we were talking to long in line to pay for something. The looks i could deal with, the comments not so much. I've never snapped at anyone for it because I didn't want my clients seeing that and I'd have lost my job and possible put on the registry for putting my clients in danger. My point is people don't have to say or do anything directly to you for you to be offended, what if you're out with a sick parent, grandparent, child, and someone is disrespectful towards them? Not being offended isn't as simple as you make it out to be IMO. [/QUOTE]
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