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Should my grocery store be allowed to kick me out because they don't like my political views? Should all grocery stores in the country be allowed to do this?
by heartbeats 7y ago
Should my grocery store be allowed to kick me out because they don't like my political views?
Should all grocery stores in the country be allowed to do this?
If so, how do I eat?
- 12xo 7y agoHow would they know? What are you saying or doing that would cause others to shun you? If behavior is your problem, its not your views that matter, its your behavior. Being an asshole is not a protected class...
- heartbeats 7y agoIf you are featured in the media for being a member of a political party or union, for example, people could recognize you. The cashier could be given directions by the management not to serve Mr. So-and-so from the TV. They could just look at the credit card number, and observe that 7305 matches a blacklist. They could use facial recognition in the checkout to check against a database and deny you service that way. And so on, and so forth. There is no need to be hated by ordinary folks, just that the upper management/media doesn't like you. What is the solution to this? Never adopting any objectionable views?