I wonder which right should prevail in general: a) the right to host people I like and don't host people I dislike in my home b) the right to be what I want and

I wonder which right should prevail in general: a) the right to host people I like and don't host people I dislike in my home b) the right to be what I want and be accepted everywhere. Again, I guess A should probably prevail and the Internet should take care of matching who I am with the hosts happy to have me. "regardless of their race, religion, national origin, ethnicity, disability, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, or age" We also manage bookings for apartments on the beach and openly write "Apartment for families. Groups of young people up to 30 years are not accepted." in Airbnb and other portals. So, is Airbnb saying we'll be forced to accept noisy and unruly drunk groups who will probably bring drugs and extra friends in the middle of the night damaging the newly build apartments? This just makes no sense. So it will be either: - This is not real, just some facade for political correctness - We'll get customers from other portals