C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
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Thank goodness for our First Amendment, at least while we still have it.
If I lived in that area, I would happily refrain from visiting his business, and I would be very grateful that our freedom of speech (at least while we still have it) is so helpful in pointing out the hateful bigots, loud and clear.
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And youre at liberty to voice your opinion concerning the business, including denouncing the racist owner.
As to your nonsensical hyperbole about our freedom of speech while we still have it, our First Amendment rights arent going anywhere, in fact theyre more safe and secure now than at any time in our Nations history.
As for the restaurant owner, as long as he remains open to the general public, hes subject to public accommodations laws pursuant to Commerce Clause jurisprudence. See Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States (1964).