Rob Roy
Well-Known Member
No one is forcing anyone to open a public business. If you want to keep certain people out your place of business keep it private.
So I guess asking you to protest against the racist store owner is a no for you. You believe the racist store owner has a right to be racist in his business that is open to the public. In short, you enable segregation.
You are failing to see what is right in front of you, the force is strong with you. I mean that in a slightly condescending and wise ass way, rather than a proclamation of your comprehension or logic extrapolation abilities, Mr. Storm trooper.
If, a person DOES own property and decides to do anything with it, but confines those actions to HIS property, why does he have to ask a nonowner for the list of allowable uses if he designates his property as one thing or another ? Will force happen if he fails to ask permission and simply acts like the owner, which he ostensibly is ?
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