As to yourself, you find the personal and free choice to practice racism honorable, laudable and a worthy condition...
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In Rand Paul's world, does a private doctor get to refuse treatment to a black man?
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Quote from OPTIONAL777:
You may believe that all you like...but it is illegal to discriminate on the basis of race in a public business...
Is it a surprise to see the defenders of racism come forth?
Nope...
You are only one who is racist here .
Clear case of thief calling "" catch the thief ! ""
That may be. But how many people named Randal have shortened their name to Rand? And, quite coincidentally, judging by his politics, he seems to have been spawned by Ayn herself. What are the odds that his name shortening was just a happy coincidence?Quote from Dr. Zhivodka:
He was born Randal Howard Paul. He shortened it himself in the early 90's.
Quote from OPTIONAL777:
If the tennis instructor has an open to the public business, and if he refuses to work with blacks because they are black, he will be sued and he will lose the lawsuit...
Ok Mr. internet western school professor
The court is in the instructors back yard and he has no employees ...
sued by whom -- sued for violation of what laws and explain how they apply- damages will be what?
Its easy to play internet attorney... its not so easy in the real world.
Of course it was for political expedience. No one would think otherwise.
Quote from Gabfly1:
That may be. But how many people named Randal have shortened their name to Rand? And, quite coincidentally, judging by his politics, he seems to have been spawned by Ayn herself. What are the odds that his name shortening was just a happy coincidence?