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Instead of hiding behind civility, maybe it’s time for us to shame those flouting decency and norms Should Trump hirelings be confronted in... thumbnail 1 summary

Instead of hiding behind civility, maybe it’s time for us to shame those flouting decency and norms

Should Trump hirelings be confronted in restaurants? Delightful as it was when the president’s press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, became the latest of his favourites to be thus embarrassed, the resulting civility debate has seemed fairly, viewed from the UK, theoretical.

Few British restaurant owners will ever have to have to choose, as did Virginia restaurateur Stephanie Wilkinson, between adherence to long-cherished codes of civility and the clear risks of denying service to someone who has chosen, like Sanders, to promote the interests of a child-caging, homophobic, woman-molesting, massacre-finessing, Putin-appeasing barbarian. (Huckabee Sanders was evicted before Trump also barged in front of a 92-year-old woman he had kept standing in the heat.)

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