If someone can sue this restaurant for offering discounts only to customers who pray, does that mean I can sue all the companies that offer me a discount if I ‘like’ them on Facebook or follow them on Twitter? I pray but I don’t do Facebook or Twitter.
I should sue Facebook and Twitter also as they encourage this discrimination by companies against individuals who don’t worship at their altar. I wonder how the leftists would handle someone goring their sacred cows?
“If someone can sue this restaurant for offering discounts only to customers who pray, does that mean I can sue all the companies that offer me a discount if I ‘like’ them on Facebook or follow them on Twitter?”
You can sue anyone for anything you like. The key question are:
1) Will a court that has jurisdiction agree there is merit to the case and allow it to go to trial?
2) If the issue has merit, will the court agree you have “standing” to bring the case?
3) Can you afford to hire an attorney to represent you and argue the law in front of the court?
Answer the above in the affirmative and you can sue.