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You know what I mean, they should be able to walk into any business they please without question of their race, gender, martial status, and age if they're over 18/21.
The business owner should have the same right of association as anyone else, and the right to refuse service to anyone he chooses. Just as I would have the same right to avoid doing business with him if he chooses to ban someone because of their race.
If I am no forced to do utilize a particular business, why should they be forced to accept me as a customer?
Whoa....my private business is not a public establishment.
Where did you hear you can choose to lose your status as a public establishment just because your business is privately owned (which you can't logically do if you intend to make a profit).
There are some black owned businesses in which if you're a white man then they'll let you know you're not welcomed and if you don't get out then they'll throw you out. Seen such places in the side streets of New Orleans. Guess that's fine with people here as long as it's not a white night club doing this to black men.
Which businesses are those? Name 'em. Cuz for the life of me, i've NEVER seen a black man turn down a dollar....and i'm black as they come.
Which businesses are those? Name 'em. Cuz for the life of me, i've NEVER seen a black man turn down a dollar....and i'm black as they come.
Agreed.
If anything, I have a hard time finding any white people that want to patronize black-owned businesses.
To sailordave, what black-owned business doyou patronize on a regular basis, since you seem to know so much about them?
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