A new and, to my mind, excellent and wonderful propriety is being born.
Rather than knuckle-walking up to this person and threatening him with the usual junk, this enterprise defused, humorized, and got themselves some nice coverage from responsible, recognized, and ... dare I offer... "brilliant and insightful" sites (who are as yet unnamed).
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Harvard retro
Harvard Bookstore...'trying to claim copyright on... its book prices...
It is novel and interesting that, in the comments, sentiments that (essentially)say "If it your store you may choose who you serve".
A more innocent time, I think, when Christian bakers would not have been prosecuted for refusing service to homosexuals.
Are things better now? I wonder.
But then...
A new and, to my mind, excellent and wonderful propriety is being born.
Rather than knuckle-walking up to this person and threatening him with the usual junk, this enterprise defused, humorized, and got themselves some nice coverage from responsible, recognized, and ... dare I offer... "brilliant and insightful" sites (who are as yet unnamed).
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