Reply #263: This has nothing to do with my opinion, it is about the law.

[peacebaby3]

There has never really been a decision regarding this matter.

In the case that Strong Atheist mentions, the plaintiff actually LOST when it went to court before an administrative judge. A state commission agreed with the plaintiff that they found it discriminatory, but they aren't the courts. His attorneys filed an appeal in federal court, but then they settled.

I'm not arguing for this discount, but I've read nothing so far that makes it illegal.

I think you and the others on this thread should all go to this Quiznos on a Sunday, tell them you are not religious so you don't have a bulletin, and if they deny you the discount, sue them. You will have to show "harm" so if they give you the discount, you will have a very hard time going after them. I think a bunch of you should do it so you can file a collusive lawsuit. The more defendants, the better.