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Hypothetically you'd have to prove in court that you had an established history of refusing people with that particularly shirt colour. That might be difficult
by TheOtherHobbes 5y ago
Hypothetically you'd have to prove in court that you had an established history of refusing people with that particularly shirt colour.
That might be difficult, especially if you were lying.
- Falling3 5y agoI believe the burden of proof would be the other way around. It's not hard though to establish a pattern if all gay people are refused service. Even in a singular instance, if you are willing to help a customer after seeing their shirt, but wait until discovering their orientation to refuse helping them, that makes a pretty strong argument it's about the latter and not the former.