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Originally Posted by Micjones
No business that receives benefits from public taxpayers should have the right to be discriminatory.
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Really?
How many places have the "No shoes, no shirt, no service" sign up?
I don't think it is discriminatory. It sounds to me like the same people, if they tucked in their shirt and cinched up their belts would be allowed entrance.
A few years ago, I wasn't allowed into a bar/club in Des Moines while wearing a Chiefs ball cap. I took it back to the car, and walked right in. I didn't understand it at the time, but my choices were to leave and not join my friends, or take the hat off and conform to their rules.
There are plenty of places down on the plaza you couldn't go in shorts and flip flops.