Really? Where does the Bill of Rights say that the rights they guarantee are forfeited when someone owns a business? I must have missed that.
You already know you're not going to win this argument.
I win all of my arguments on these forums.
We have a Commerce Clause it is not a Bill of Rights issue.
You aer an ignoramus. You win the "Stupidest Poster on USMB" argument.
The commerce clause does not dictate individual behavior in business. You can argue businesses ought to be focused on making money. And I wont disagree with you. But you cannot argue business have some kind of legal obligation to make money to the detriment of the owners.
Dude, only the Right appeals to Ignorance of this merchant in Commerce issue.
Dude, put down the bong now.
dude, non-sequiturs are considered non-responsive in legal venues; you should try to write to your audience in case you need to "harass a Judge" for your Cause.
Only the Right appeals to Ignorance of this
merchant in
Commerce issue--we have a Commerce Clause. Any merchant in Commerce doing business on a for-profit basis is subject to that Clause.
Why doesn't the Right merely go,
not-for-profit if they want to be lousy Capitalists with poor customer service skills for the Cause of Commerce and Capitalism but not Socialism.