re: #27 Turnabout is Fair Play

I am still unclear on the concept of how any legal entity, short of an actual religious organization such as a church or synagogue, can have “religious convictions”, or “morally” object to anything. These objections reflect the sentiment of controlling shareholders, management or the board of directors. This is the same kind of sticky thinking that imbues corporations with “rights” of free speech.

And if a lunch counter has some sort of religious reservations about serving black people?