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Originally Posted by cub
So where do you draw the line. If small businesses - like B&Bs - can discrminate, why not large busnesses? Why not companies?
You have to have anti-discrimination procedures across the board. Therefore anyone that opens a registered business CANNOT discriminate.
It's quite simple. But people still can't grasp it.
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Really? The simple truth is: no one should have anything rammed down their throats or forced to accept clientele that they don't wish to have on their premises. Very very few small businesses are so select that the public does not have an alternative choice. So it's only the 'consumer' or the 'end user' that is allowed the choice - going bywhat is going on here.
What about the human rights of the small business person then - who cater for and to a very specific market - clearly that means nothing then, as does THEIR own rights to cater to a specific market of their chosing. It's only the end user that gets the choice. Isn't that discrimination in reversal?