"Ron Paul Believes Businesses Should Be Allowed To Put Up A 'NO BLACKS' Sign!" (homosexual, women)
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Technically, they should be able to. I would hope they'd immediately have no business whatsoever because people would boycott them. But they do have the right to be ignorant if they want.
Because it is MY property and I can choose who I want to live there. All you have to do is give a reason not defined by race.
Not a good reason for the post you responded to. Besides, your property happens to be in a society and you break the rules, you suffer the consequences while I smile at your suffering.
Because it is MY property and I can choose who I want to live there. All you have to do is give a reason not defined by race.
^ this
The tenant to be could never prove that you're denying them for that reason. No rational person would discriminate purely on race though, and the irrational ones will basically reduce their liable tenant pool.
dennys got hit with a 700,000 dollar lawsuit for refusing service to black officers in the early 90s.
you can find that anywhere on the net.
they still haven't recovered after that almost 20 years later.
i find it funny now how they make sure they have blacks in there commercials now.
dennys is a perfect example of practicing racism by refusal of service, people making noise about it, and dennys being put in there place from all the negative PR.
no serious company is going to have a no anything sign, which is why i kind of agree with paul.
but things are much different now then in the 1960's.
the law was needed in the 60's, since a majority of establishments refused to do business with blacks. it wasn't just 1 or 2 here or there, it was a majority.
As to the Constitutionality of the CRA,I doubt it would pass legally but it would stand because this is a nation of pussoirs scared to offend....
Amazing. You come here from a million miles away, and now you wanna strip away an act that offers protection to people who were here long before you arrived? Because it's not "constitutional" in your opinion? And because you wish to "offend" a race of people that you don't like but are actual natives of this country as opposed to YOU?
Not a good reason for the post you responded to. Besides, your property happens to be in a society and you break the rules, you suffer the consequences while I smile at your suffering.
Who's going to be able to prove it, since the tenant applicants won't know each other?
Actually, I agree with this, even though as a result, MY group may end up being discrimninated against just as other groups might be. I've always felt it was very wrong for a private homeowner with a rental apartment to be forced to rent to someone that he feels will not treat his property with care. I hate that employers get stuck with terrible employees because they fear discrimination lawsuits. The nonsense needs to sto p.
Aahh...the sweet stench of stereotyping!!!...
So the renting of apartments to minorities is synonymous with property destruction... O.K.
Minority employees are synonymous with terrible employees and discrimination lawsuits...
If any establishment that is getting ANY tax breaks or services from the government whatsoever should not be allowed to pick and choose who they will provide service for. So if the place burns down or gets robbed or vandalized......oh well tooo bad.
Not a good reason for the post you responded to. Besides, your property happens to be in a society and you break the rules, you suffer the consequences while I smile at your suffering.
If it is my property, I can rent to whom ever I want to. There is NO law that says I can't do that. There only laws that say you can't deny someone becuase of race. Deny them for other reasons and you'll be fine.
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