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That is literally true. Paypal is choosing not to do business with someone. Is your preference that companies must be forced to conduct business with all come
by zorpner 8y ago
That is literally true. Paypal is choosing not to do business with someone. Is your preference that companies must be forced to conduct business with all comers?
- Khaine 8y agoFFS the government has already forced people to do business with those they don't like. You do remember the raison etre of the Civil Rights Act don't you? I'm pretty sure companies in the 1960s South didn't want to serve black Americans. In fact, many want the Government to go further and force bakers to make cakes for gay weddings when the owners don't support gay marriage [1] [1] https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-05/court-sides-with-colorado-baker-on-same-sex-wedding-cake/9834790 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-05/court-sides-with-colo...
- zorpner 8y agoYou have completely failed to understand the jurisprudence surrounding the idea of a protected class.
- Khaine 8y agoThe fact that the Government created protected classes is the entire point. Government's already have forced businesses to do business with people. That is a fact. This argument has nothing to do with what is and isn't a protected class. What is a protected class could be expanded and the Government can force everyone to do business with unsavoury types.