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>I don't like it personally, but I fail to see what's controversial. It's a private business with rules. It's controversial for people who believe that society
by coldtea 1y ago
>I don't like it personally, but I fail to see what's controversial. It's a private business with rules.
It's controversial for people who believe that society is about more than merely doing what's allowed, and who think that this is a dick move, regardless if the business can get away with it legally or not.
I, for one, hope his fucking bar loses business and is shut down.
- Ajedi32 1y agoWild how much people seem to care about how a random guy probably thousands of miles away runs his business. Even if you lived in Manchester I don't see why this would be such a big deal. Annoying, sure. But is it really so bad to have to walk across the street to the next bar?
- coldtea 1y ago>Wild how much people seem to care about how a random guy probably thousands of miles away runs his business. Nothing wild about it, people care even if they're not getting personally incovenienced. >But is it really so bad to have to walk across the street to the next bar? What's bad is to tolerate such behavior in a society.
- zenethian 1y agoYour behavior feels wildly more intolerable than theirs. They want to provide a measure of safety to the place. You don’t have to go. There are plenty of places that will take a lonely person like you. But some people will prefer to frequent an establishment specifically for this, so going that they go out of business just because you don’t like it is an awful position to hold.