> >You have no right to someone else's property > This is totally false in every sense. Every sense huh? Seems that's a bit overstated. Your rights to others

> >You have no right to someone else's property > This is totally false in every sense. Every sense huh? Seems that's a bit overstated. Your rights to others property is extremely limited, and your example of a protected group does not apply to most groups. I can kick out everyone with last name starting with "A", anyone over 5'6", all left handed people, kids, blue eyed people, in fact, the majority of groups I can think of are perfectly bannable from all sorts of properties. Very few groups (9 under Federal Law, maybe 10 if newer Genetic Material laws end up fitting) have special exemptions as a class to prevent this. It is in no way a concept that applies to any group except protected classes. These classes are given extra rights that do not apply to everyone. And it does apply to my property. I can kick out all of any group from my house or car. Because they have no rights to that property.