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Hartland Diner

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  • Christian M

    Date: 12/04/2024

    To Whom It May Concern:I am writing to formally lodge a complaint against The Hartland Diner located at *****************************************************. The owner of this establishment has engaged in discriminatory practices and public hate speech that are deeply concerning and unprofessional.Through posts made on ************************* Page the owner has explicitly expressed hostility toward patrons with specific political beliefs, particularly targeting conservatives based on their voting history. These statements not only create an unwelcoming environment but also appear to encourage a policy of barring patrons who hold differing views from accessing their services.Take this to heart: supporters of ****** ***** and fascism are not welcome here. No, I am not interested in cooking for people who think I should be some man's property.Take your low IQ and your hate elsewhere. The Hartland Diner is a safe space for the rest of us.Maybe Elon will start slinging breakfast for the cult members.Also?? You gotta peddle that "it's just politics" gaslighting BS elsewhere. I may have a uterus, but I'm still smart enough to be able to identify people who want women, Black Americans, LGTBQ + etc etc people to be second class citizens.Push back my friends. We do not owe the people who want to oppress us anything except our life long resistance."Such actions are a clear violation of the principles of inclusivity, fairness, and professionalism expected of businesses that serve the public. Denying service or creating a hostile atmosphere based on personal beliefs or political affiliations is not only unethical but potentially in violation of anti-discrimination laws in ***Thank you for your time and attention. I hope this complaint contributes to ensuring that all businesses adhere to a standard of professionalism and respect for all customers, regardless of their beliefs.Sincerely,A concerned citizen

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