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911roofer he/him Always a wallflower, never a wall 1d ago (reddit.com) 253 thread views #347294 earned 120 coins from votes

Oakland restaurant sued for refusing service to Jew (permanently banned from r/Oakland for posting this) : OaklandCA

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ikitomi they/them 1d ago #7881021 Edited 1d ago

>named the Jerusalem Coffeehouse

>Harara, speaking into Hirsch's camera says, "he loves Jewish people" before cursing Israel and "Zionists :waowbased:

>2 pending lawsuits for kicking out or refusing guys with star of david hats involving both the owner and employees on video :marseysaluteisrael:

Which one of you is this: https://brandeiscenter.com/man-kicked-out-of-oakland-cafe-for-being-jewish-sues-owner-press-release/

>Within minutes, Harara approached Mr. Hirsch and demanded to know if he was a "Zionist." When Mr. Hirsch refused to answer the question, Harara demanded that Mr. Hirsch leave the premises, threatened to call the police, subjected him to physical contact and verbal slurs. Harara raised his voice at Hirsch and he and another employee attempted to physically push Hirsch toward the exit. Harara stated, "this is a violent hat and you need to leave."

>An employee of the East Bay Community Space, which rents the space to Harara, arrived on the scene. Echoing Harara's right to evict Hirsch, she claimed, "the only reason they know you're a protected class is that you're putting on your hat. You're choosing to be here in this situation." The police arrived, Hirsch and his son stepped outside, his son frightened and in tears, while Harara continued yelling at Hirsch.

>Harara shouted "Frick Israel. Frick Zionists," called Hirsch a "b-word" and told Hirsch's son "Hey, your dad's a b-word. Your dad's a b-word."

Also does anyone know what CA standing looks like for refusing business based on religious or politically affiliated clothing?

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syscoshill re/heat Official Sysco®️ representative for marginalized social community inclusion ikitomi 1d ago #7881037

What does it have to do with the concept of standing? Standing is the concept of sufficient harm or involvement to push a case in court. There is no question that the dude with the hat has standing to sue over this.

Do you mean to ask how his case likely stands on the merits in CA?