High_Gravity
Belligerent Drunk
Another way to look at this is from the persepctive of a libertaian, which what Paul is. To him and people like me this doesn't have much to do with how people treat people. It has to do with the freedom of individuals and personal property rights. To a libertarian there isn't much distinction between owning property in terms of a home and owning property like a restaurant. They're mine. In either case I can invite you in or not. Would you agree to allowing a stranger to enter your home and demand food from you? Of course not. It's your property. You don't need any reason at all to kick him out of your home. It doesnt' belong to him and you don't owe him anything.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but theres a big difference between me kicking in your door and helping myself to your fridge, and me going into your gas station and filling up my car and buying a six pack of beer with cash.