I'm not such a huge supporter of the invisible hand deciding "who gets what and why" (funnily enough there is a good book about markets by that name), rather I

I'm not such a huge supporter of the invisible hand deciding "who gets what and why" (funnily enough there is a good book about markets by that name), rather I think freedom of association is important, especially when it comes to hosting someone in your home. However, if you're doing it all the time (running a business), you just won't do as well as the next guy who doesn't discriminate. By the time the next guy has an opportunity to use the capital he made to buy you out, it might be decades away, so imo on a long time scale, the problem is self correcting. And I do agree with you that sometimes the market does select against justice. At the same time, prices are still the best indicators for a long of things that don't involve life or death situations.