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originally posted by: Maxatoria
I'd imagine the best get away would be some sort of religious angle but who's going to be the first to try it at court?
originally posted by: Aleister
But that would be forcing someone, or else subjecting them to a life of voluntary imprisonment if they want to enjoy the benefits of the taxes they pay and the city they live in.
I just think someone might have a legal case on this topic
originally posted by: Aleister
Or here's another angle.....
Many stores have signs such as "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service"
.... will they be legally allowed to practice their lifestyle without being forced to purchase and use a shirt, and shoes?
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: Aleister
Or here's another angle.....
Many stores have signs such as "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service"
.... will they be legally allowed to practice their lifestyle without being forced to purchase and use a shirt, and shoes?
What about about the lifestyle of the shopowner who does not want someone not wearing a shirt to enter their premises?