> There are plenty of restrictions on denying service. The restriction, is literally, "You cannot refuse service to people in a protected class." The burden of

> There are plenty of restrictions on denying service. The restriction, is literally, "You cannot refuse service to people in a protected class." The burden of proof is on the person who was refused to show that, beyond a reasonable doubt, the reason that they were refused was due to them being within a protected class. It's not a low bar to clear. It has been this way since the civil rights movement. > Since the US is rapidly shifting to a hyper tribal, protected classes system of rule of law (different laws for different people). You don't have any understanding of the jurisprudence here, this is embarrassing.