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View Poll Results: No whites allowed
Yes, I support the right of businesses to not allow whites into their establishment. 65 51.59%
No, I don't believe businesses should have that right. 61 48.41%
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Old 04-07-2013, 04:40 AM
 
Location: Houston
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Even 50 years ago Jim Crow laws were needed to enforce segregation. We have come a ways since then.

Be wary of government interference of the right of association, slavery, like Jim Crow, is another example of the interference by government to eliminate what should be a basic natural right.

Libertarians believe you cannot grant government the power to do right without also giving the government power to do great harm.
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