Regardless of what your religious views are (or aren't), this is a non-issue.

A car lot is a private business -and the owner, a private citizen operating his business on private property has the right to say whatever he wants - just as you do. Technically he can (as I'm sure the sign says somewhere on the premises) "Reserve the right to refuse to do business with anybody, for any reason".

If you don't agree with his politics, don't buy things from his business. Simple as that.

FoMoCo, I'm sure, give's less-than a crap about what this guys values are insofar as they don't affect Fords' image or sales. It's money, plain and simple.

Umm.. it's a regular digital thermometer.

Virtually any thermometer can be used in a variety of locations, even rectally -if you want to bad enough.

Submitter may suffer from IFSS (Internet Freudian Slip Syndrome)

Sheesh.

These companies/conglomerates/what-have-you need to be reminded is that the public internet, the RF spectrum, and other such things *belong to the public*.

I am growing increasingly more tired of businesses trying to call every little added ability to a given service a "value add" and expecting to charge more for it. What ever happened to over-delivering on a product or service. God forbid they should actually exceed their customer's expectations.

They've been trying to turn the internet into CATV for almost as long as I can remember... looks like we're one step closer.

Money-grubbing swine.