Kevin_Kennedy
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- Aug 27, 2008
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I have not given you an answer, so don't presume.It matters a great deal if you understand the Civil Rights Act.
So discrimination based on race, sex, disability is out in your opinion, but discrimination based on affiliation is ok? So a Republican restaurant owner could refuse to serve a Democrat? Say President Obama goes into a restaurant owned by a Republican, could they refuse to serve him?
The question is too vague...is the KKK member, who is a KNOWN organization that has literally KILLED black people - walks into a black owned restaurant, is he being disruptive?
Is he going in, sitting down and simply having a meal? Is he wearing a sign saying KKK?
You even mentioned "going in with their nightgown." Do they take off their White Sheet nightgown mask to eat, or do they just stuff it through the mouth hole?
I don't mean to presume, I'm simply trying to figure out where you stand and it appears that you're dodging the question.
The question isn't vague at all. Does the black restaurant owner have the right to refuse to serve a member of the KKK based only on the fact that they're a member of the KKK?