C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
Yes they have. And how has the worked out?
I'm not fooled. I've studied economic history. I know the damage central planner meddling in markets have brought onto the people.
Well said comrade...
Wow. You're quite the sheeple there.
It's worked out beautifully for me and lots of other people I know. They create a game. Make up rules. If you play by those rules you get wealthy. Matter of fact it works every single time.
You have to be or otherwise you would not have said this. You dont understand the rules of economics then. Sounds like you studied the wrong thing.
Let me know when you can find one that someone (like the government) cant take away from you.
Wow. You're quite the sheeple there.
No just a law abiding citizen.
We're born with rights that the government can only take away with due process. You miss the entire point of the American experiment. Get thee to a library.
Government may neither bestow nor take away rights, as they are inalienable.
Government is, however, authorized by the Constitution to place limits on our rights if such restrictions are rationally based, are supported by objective, documented evidence, and pursue a proper legislative end. This is why measures seeking to deny same-sex couples their equal protection rights have been invalidated by the courts, because those measures failed to meet any of the above criteria.
Public accommodations laws, on the other hand, are Constitutional and valid because theyre rationally based, are justified by objective, documented evidence, and pursue a proper legislative end: to prevent discrimination based solely on who someone is and to safeguard the local markets and all other interrelated markets. Ensuring its citizens have unfettered access to the markets and maintaining the integrity of commerce to the benefit of society as a whole is a necessary and proper act of government.