Reply #61: I would VERY much like to see that attitude go.

[Occulus]

Personally, I'd like to see laws passed that require establishments which are frequented by x number of people per month/year be considered public spaces or thoroughfares.

Owners of such places, as far as I'm concerned, have NO right to tell me what I can and cannot say. It is accepting that they DO have that right that is among the first steps to where we are today.

Owners should have no controls over the rights of the American frequenting their establishments. As I see it, free speech is a default cost of doing business; their 'right' to 'have their business the way they want it to be' is most often used by rabbitfelching cockknockers who don't like a 'certain type' of person in their establishment.

FUCK that attitude- that's a cost of doing business. If you don't like what YOUR CUSTOMERS have to say when they're frequenting 'your' establishment, you just plainly and simply don't have any business being in business in the first place.

Unfortunately, the only way to combat such Naziesque attitudes is to force the owners to have you and your friends physically removed. And no, I don't much care how owners feel about this.

OUR country. OUR rights. They don't get suspended- PERIOD.