Why do you think the government can tell businesses and clubs they must serve everyone, no smoking, etc etc etc.
Do you know what a “public place” is?
Here, I’ll tell you:
“Public place” means any enclosed indoor area used by the general public or serving as a place of work containing two hundred fifty or more square feet of floor space, including, but not limited to, all restaurants with a seating capacity greater than fifty, all retail stores, lobbies and malls, offices, including waiting rooms, and other commercial establishments; public conveyances with departures, travel, and destination entirely within this state; educational facilities; hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other health care and medical facilities; and auditoriums, elevators, theaters, libraries, art museums, concert halls, indoor arenas, and meeting rooms.
>> Be loud. Be proud. Be arrogant...But don’t sneak. Take the fight to them.<<
Fight that.
Yes, I know what a public place is.
Federal government can't tell business squat. They don't have a mandate to. State governments might. And that can be addressed.
But it has to go to the right level, and it has to have a rational plan of attack.
Arm waving about rights doesn't cut it. But it can help to distract and waste their money.
/johnny
It takes gumption, and not sneaking around, trying to get around their limits.
And time, and money, and effort.
Sometimes, all it takes is a middle finger and doing as you damn well please.
/johnny