Publicly trade company.
Not a private business.
Different rules apply
> Publicly trade company. <
Yes, you are correct about a publicly traded company being in a different legal category than a strictly private business. But I’m really not arguing from a legal point of view. If you respect the concept of property rights (and every conservative should), then you should respect the boundaries set by a property owner, or by the owner’s representatives.
Of course there are exceptions. Most of them are covered by federal law. For example, it would be illegal for a restaurant to put up a sign saying, “No veterans allowed”.
Correct. If stockholder enters and refuses BS mask…or paid member …they have right to object….
>>Different rules apply
No they don’t - its a private business owned by shareholders - don’t like the rules, don’t shop there.