Soggy in NOLA
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No, it is still a private business. A private business that is a public accommodation business has to serve the general public.Nope. Just ask Ravi and her libtard "you didn't build that" friends.They aren't considered private if they accommodate the public.Businesses are private, too.My home isn't a public accommodation.
So no, then. You don't understand.
Only be Nazis like you. Private property is private property.
A private business is not a private business because it serves the public.
Yea, I know. My head is spinning, too.
Uhm.. what?