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When you say "can bar anyone from their premises for any reason" I don't think you've fully thought that out. Can I ban you from attending based on race? That a
by gregors 4y ago
When you say "can bar anyone from their premises for any reason" I don't think you've fully thought that out. Can I ban you from attending based on race? That answer is no, I cannot. Why? Because that is a protected status. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is a good thing.
- mannerheim 4y agoBanning someone because they're part of a protected class is typically the only exception, and not applicable here.
- mission_failed 4y agoGiven that a small number of companies are concentrating ownership of businesses, there really should be legislation that restricts their ability to 'ban' people. Australia has 2 main supermarket chains, and they also own numerous other stores/brands. If one decided to ban you from every store it makes it very hard to shop for food.