[conservativeimage]

once you enter a business establishment, it’s really not your place to disregard any stupid restrictions

The tyranny of corporate policy is proof that we life under commercial/admiralty law, not constitutional law. The founding documents have been used as concepts to pacify us while management makes steps bringing us back to a caste, slavery model.

I will not be governed from the outside. That is oppression. I am governed from the inside inspired and self motivated by God's law - Harm None and Be Harmed None. If constitutional law and natural rights end at the entrance to a business then that business is operating a foreign jurisdiction within our borders and needs to be prosecuted and closed. It is a federal offence to violate the constitution.

[drwoof]

Like your thinking.

[Alberta's Child]

The tyranny of corporate policy is proof that we life under commercial/admiralty law, not constitutional law. The founding documents have been used as concepts to pacify us while management makes steps bringing us back to a caste, slavery model.

I don't think of this in terms of commercial/admiralty law at all. I'm talking about simple property rights.

If I own a business establishment and I want my customers to wear masks, LA Lakers jerseys, or MAGA hats while they are inside the building, then they either do what I tell them or they go somewhere else.

I don't understand where anyone on this website would get the idea that they can tell a business owner how to run his establishment.

[Fiji Hill]

The tyranny of corporate policy is proof that we life under commercial/admiralty law, not constitutional law.

There's no admiralty in the USA.