Yep. They already have Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham or Jeanine Pirro to take his slot, and then someone from fox and friends can move up a tier.
And his replacement might likely be “better” than hannity at shoveling shit down rubes’ mouths. Hannity too easily gets flustered and is too often blatantly self-contradictory. There’s a reason he doesn’t have hostile guests on.
(And of course I put “better” in scare quotes for a reason. No way what Tucker does could be called “good”.)
How long before a bunch of white people in MAGA hats make the rounds in minority-majority areas looking for a business to refuse them service then sue for racial discrimination?
How would that work? Businesses can just blandly note that they’d refuse service to anyone — black, white, full-blooded Apache, you name it — who comes in wearing a MAGA hat, just like how they’d refuse service to anyone of any hue who apparently missed the message about how No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service.
May as well sue for sexual discrimination, as there’s no evidence of that either.
MAGA folks would film it & put it on youtube with selective editing…Fox news grabs it and runs wild with ‘liberal racism’. The lawsuit could claim it was racist discrimination by showing photos of lots of non-white people being served.
Yeah, the owner might say it was down to the hats but would he serve them after they take off the hats and put them in a bag? If so, they look for someone who wont.
Get some rich conservative to bankroll the lawsuits, screw the business owner with legal fees and then fail to report on the result. You don’t have to actually win the lawsuit to win politically.
And if you can win the lawsuit by just blandly say you don’t serve people wearing certain clothing, you’ve set a precedent that racists can use that to cut down on serving minorities. Do they have to have a specific set of rules forever or can it be on a whim that they decide they don’t serve people wearing jeans today but they do tomorrow?
Not really. It’s already common for restaurants to post signs saying they refuse to serve people based on clothing choices–ever hear of “No shirt, no shoes, no service”?
If the actual refusal happens only to people of certain racial appearance and not to others, then a discrimination case may exist. In your scenario, if all white people are refused service, then a case may exist. But if not: not.
I agree. (I was responding to the Trumpite suggestion that white MAGA-hatted people might get turned away from restaurants run by non-white people, and wouldn’t that Just Prove Something, etc etc etc.)