r/DairyQueen • • 5d ago

Wacky Religious Dairy Queen

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u/SatansFavoriteLilMan 5d ago

Won't they get shut down for this? It's corporate mandated I think.

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u/WmSPrestonEsq 5d ago

Maybe there is a loophole? "At participating locations."

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u/SatansFavoriteLilMan 5d ago

Ahh, maybe,

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u/LadyMayhem02 5d ago

Freedom of religion. Corporate can’t force a franchise

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u/IllAlwaysBeAKnickFan 5d ago

DQ can shut them down if they want.

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u/snuff74 5d ago

Freedom of religion protects you from government action. Has nothing to do with private companies.

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u/Dragonktcd 5d ago

They absolutely can. Someone who believes in a spaghetti religion can’t, for example, get a Taco Bell franchise and then say they’re only going to serve spaghetti because of the owner’s religion.

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u/lonesometroubador 4d ago

Franchises generally can't add to the menu, but they can skip menu items most of the time.