[Ms-J]

People have absolute freedom of expression.

"If you went to a restaurant and it had Confederate flags and pro-slavery memorabilia on the walls, would you think: “Well, that’s just their political view, I don’t have to share it to eat here?”

Yes? If you go to the southern part of the United States, there are many restaurants with Confederate memorabilia and Confederate flags on the back of truck windows.

Some trucks even have hairy testicles hanging off the hitch haha!

[davidw]

If people get gender-affirming care for their trucks, that's their own business, but no, no I will not eat in a place with a Confederate flag.

I find the idea of venerating an ideology that held that it was ok to hold human beings in bondage from the moment of their birth to their death to be abhorrent.

[Ms-J]

It is absolutely your right to express your self by not going to these places.

That is the beauty of freedom. You make the choice.

[watwut]

> People have absolute freedom of expression.

And that icludes not using x. And it includes criticising, mocking or talking about what x owner does.

[Ms-J]

Yes, exactly.