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Can you name the “at least one” jurisdiction? I’m curious where there’s a law saying you can’t reject service to, say, Nazis. I’ve only known examples where yo
by Waterluvian 2y ago
Can you name the “at least one” jurisdiction? I’m curious where there’s a law saying you can’t reject service to, say, Nazis.
I’ve only known examples where you’re free to reject anyone for any or no reason as long as it’s not because they’re one of a very small list of protected groups.
- jagrsw 2y agoPoland is one: 138 misdemeanor law: Whoever, professionally engaged in the provision of services, demands and collects a payment higher than the applicable fee for the service, or intentionally, without a justified reason, refuses to provide the service to which he is obliged, shall be subject to a fine. Some forms of propagation of fascism, communism and nazizm is prohibited in Poland, but I guess it probably would be illegal to refuse service to someone who otherwise declares support for some reprehensible ideas, and does that privately, so it doesn't fall under hate or other laws.
- Waterluvian 2y agoThanks for the example and name, so I can look it up and read further.