Actually, I'm torn about that as well. I believe that property rights are inviolate, as long as the actions of the property owner doesn't hurt others: For instance, if a property owner wants to bury toxic waste on his property, if there's a chance that the waste will leech into the soil hurting others, or damaging the property of others, then they should not be allowed to do it.
On the other hand, if a business wants to exclude people based on race, ethnicity, etc, they should be able to do so. Of course, it's well within the rights of those who have been excluded to protest, and "make a stink" about it, effectively putting the moron business owner a "former business owner."
Oh, btw, I'm Jewish, and there have been a number of situations where it was made very clear that I was not welcome when it was learned I was Jewish.
Mark
Oh, btw, I'm Jewish, and there have been a number of situations where it was made very clear that I was not welcome when it was learned I was Jewish.
You would be welcomed in the Kehoe household.
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Oh, btw, I'm not, but as a former Machalnik and veteran of the 1973 Arab-Israeli War, it's amusing how many liberal Jews despised me and did their best to sink my career.
Didn't work, and I'm retired now. Mostly.