Subject: Re: [LPNY DISCUSS] Re: FIRST THEY CAME FOR THE SHOCK JOCKS
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 14:10:34 -0500
To:        <lpny_discuss@yahoogroups.com>
From:     Bob Armstrong <bob@cosy.com>

 I would add that the most heated and righteous battles for=
 Civil
 Rights were against the State education and transportation=
 monopolies 
 and laws REQUIRING private establishments to discriminate .

 The market place provides very strong motivation for any=
 organisation
 which wants to grow - to not discriminate except on the basis of=
 
 ability to pay their bill .

On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 15:58:51 -0000, lesczynski wrote:
>=A0--- In lpny_discuss@yahoogroups.com, "Ronald J. Wieck"
>=A0<ronniejames@w...>=A0wrote:
>=A0>=A0No, I cannot accept this reasoning. You are never required to=
 waive
>=A0>=A0your most fundamental rights in any institution that exists=
 in a
>=A0>=A0free society. That is why a restaurant does not reserve the=
 right=A0to
>=A0>=A0refuse to serve blacks. This particular battle is over; the=
 outcome
>=A0>=A0is known. The good guys won.
>
>=A0I agree that this particular battle is over, but I disagree=
 that the
>=A0good guys won. In a truly free society, private property owners=
 would
>=A0have the absolute right to set the rules for their property.

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