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Right to refuse service
posted ago by Thomas1963-1967 ago by Thomas1963-1967 +1002 / -1

How come Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, Robinhood, Redditt, .... "reserve the right to refuse service to anyone" but a baker in Colorado doesn't have the same right? Inquiring minds want to know

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– LevonRiver 1 point ago +2 / -1

Here's why, and EXACTLY why: It's called the "Civil Rights Act" to hide the fact that it is the "PRIVATE PROPERTY ABOLITION ACT," in which the federal government SEIZED control of ALL private property, residential and commercial, with the ABSOLUTE RIGHT to tell you who you had to SERVE, and who you could SELL the property to or not.

And that is the EXACT definition of "OWNERSHIP." Nobody in the nation owns ANY real property anymore.

Any questions?

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