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Is it legal for an owner of a private business to:
a) throw a customer out on social grounds (for instance: a man is loudly and absurdly declaring that he is a profit)? b) throw a customer out if he is homosexual(this information is found out through the course of regular discussion) c) throw a customer (for instance: the man from question a) out if he destroys property or attacks somebody Thank you, Phillip |
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Yes at to all -- but point two may spark litigation if you are a publicly available and accessible business. We would not suggest you should act on point two.
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