Constitutional rights only apply when you are dealing with a government entity. You have the right to free speech, but I can kick you out of my living room if I don't like your opinions. You have the right to bear arms, but a private business can prevent you from bringing your gun on the premises. How about this- it makes me "happy" to drive your car without your permission. So, stopping me from doing so would violate my constitutional rights.
Damn, you're sort of testy about this aren't you? I'm not even going to mention tobacco...jeeezzzeeee
I'm testy about people demanding that a private business sell them certain things or allow them to bring certain things onto the premises when that business has decided otherwise.
Oh, here we go...liberal trolls always try to underline their point of view with the "why is that so hard to grasp" line. Well, Mr. Bleeding Heart, I do grasp what you are saying, I JUST HAPPEN NOT TO AGREE WITH IT. Does your self-effacing sense of liberty not include that?
That's your right, but it certainly is not your right to violate a private business' rules.
A private business passes a rule and yet you seem to be demanding that they respect your "right" to violate that rule? And you call me liberal? Sheesh. Your penumbra is emanating.
It's obvious that you are a card-carrying member of the peanut police, and are hell bent on having it your way...so, OK...have it your way.
I have no opinion as to whether or not businesses should do things like this. I really don't care whether they sell peanuts or not. I am in favor, however, of a private business being allowed to ban whatever (and pretty much whoever) it wants from its premises.