Walmart clerk refuses to print engagement photo with a shotgun in it..

[TFOGGER]

I see a bigger problem here. This is no different than refusing to print a picture of an interracial couple, or a gay couple for that matter. If the content is not illegal (i.e., underage pr0n), then the clerk should not even think twice about providing a service that her employer contracted to provide. The article states that there is no policy in place to justify the clerk's actions. She is not in a position to formulate such a policy on behalf of her employer. There would be a lot less stupidity in the world if people could just refrain from trying to impose their "moral" standards on others.

[BPTactical]

I see a bigger problem here. This is no different than refusing to print a picture of an interracial couple, or a gay couple for that matter. If the content is not illegal (i.e., underage pr0n), then the clerk should not even think twice about providing a service that her employer contracted to provide. The article states that there is no policy in place to justify the clerk's actions. She is not in a position to formulate such a policy on behalf of her employer. There would be a lot less stupidity in the world if people could just refrain from trying to impose their "moral" standards on others.

Exactly.
Lawsuit.
If a homo couple can FORCE a product to be produced by a business then the photo is the same thing.
It is a product produced by a business.

[Dave_L]

Exactly.
Lawsuit.
If a homo couple can FORCE a product to be produced by a business then the photo is the same thing.
It is a product produced by a business.

As much as I'd love this to be true, I believe it's all about protected classes. Gun owners are not and never will be. We are the villains.

[rondog]

Exactly.
Lawsuit.
If a homo couple can FORCE a product to be produced by a business then the photo is the same thing.
It is a product produced by a business.

Agree. That moron needs to become a "former" WalMart employee. There's no excuse for interjecting your personal beliefs into your job performance.

[Dave_L]

There would be a lot less stupidity in the world if people could just refrain from trying to impose their "moral" standards on others.

I call that the internet/social media effect. People hope on the "what's trending/I read it on the internet" wagon way too much.