No, I do not accept that Visa has any rights at all. Visa is not a person, it is a public company. Individuals have a right to refuse to transact with whomever

No, I do not accept that Visa has any rights at all. Visa is not a person, it is a public company. Individuals have a right to refuse to transact with whomever they choose but a business has no rights, not even the right to exist. A business only has privileges afforded to it by society. People have a right to form private associations and do whatever they want,but the moment that for-profit business opens doors to the public, the terms of it's operation must be according to local laws and restriction by local commerce associations. Many states allow businesses to refuse a customer , that should not be the case either. If a business has the public as customers then the terms if it's operation and existence must be determined by the public. That is of course assuming society is ruled by a government of the people,for the people and by the people. If corporations run society it is businesses that have rights and they decide who gets to have a payment processed, who gets to buy groceries and who is allowed a shelter above their heads and whose child is allowed at the good schools. That revolting idea of a society must be destroyed at all costs. I will oppose any society or government that supports it.