ORLANDO, Fla. (Reuters) - A Florida gun store that proclaimed itself a Muslim-free zone was sued on Wednesday in federal court by the state chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations on the grounds that the restriction is discriminatory.
The lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court in Fort Lauderdale accuses Florida Gun Supply of Inverness of violating the federal public accommodations law and seeks an injunction to stop the discrimination, according to the complaint.
"We just can’t let segregation rear its ugly head in Florida again. This is part of Islamophobia that we need to challenge," said Hassan Shibly, chief executive director of the civil rights group.
Andrew Hallinan, the gun shop's 28-year-old owner, referred calls for comment to his lawyer, Robert Muise of the American Freedom Law Center. The law firm aggressively seeks to advance and defend the country’s Judeo-Christian heritage, according to its website.
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There needs to be a severe backlash to this, people need to go and grab that guy and beat him near to death, then lets see him file a suit.
ReplyDelete831, A question:
ReplyDeleteIf "Islamaphobia" is a fear of Islamists, and it is these people actively and purposefully killing "Non Believers", why would being afraid of and mistrusting of those sworn to kill you against a "discrimination" law?
Let's see how the corrupt judge handles the case.
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