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[John Galt]

no, governments cannot do such things

[eynon81]

[spacemonkey]

" We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone ". That has been posted in many business's for many years. Why no problem till now? Its like an army deserter going to the VFW or American Legion wanting to rent their hall or whatever, then being asked to leave with extreme prejudice. Or going to the zoo and poking the tiger and wonder why you were bit.

[Dylan]

[Professor]

OK, so larger picture.

Many people say, "It's OK for a business owner to discriminate, because it's his business. And the customers can just buy elsewhere." But, can't that same logic be applied to employment? "It's OK for the business owner to discriminate, because it's his business. And the job seeker can just find a job elsewhere."

Why is it OK to discriminate against the public when selling, but not when employing?

Frankly, it needs to be treated like clubs. If you run a private club (and don't avail themselves of tax breaks), where only paid-members are allowed access, you can discriminate. But, if your business is open to the public, you cannot.

[Professor]

[The Comrade]

[Stratego]