I can't offer much advice, except this: you should treat the two questions separately: 1. Who do you want to deny business to. 2. Who you can, legally, deny bu

I can't offer much advice, except this: you should treat the two questions separately: 1. Who do you want to deny business to. 2. Who you can, legally, deny business to. A lawyer can answer #2, but only yourselves can answer #1. Be careful, as too much internal debate may split the company along ideological lines - in searching for where to draw the line, you're likely to run into issues on which you (strongly) disagree (reminds me of http://slatestarcodex.com/2018/10/30/sort-by-controversial/ http://slatestarcodex.com/2018/10/30/sort-by-controversial/ ). It might be best if the boss draws a line somewhere that won't make too many people angry (and reserves the right to decide any gray areas on a case by case basis), and quickly ends the discussion. Anything else is, in my opinion, asking for an ideological war.