Is it okay to support racism under the guise of advocating buisness or State's rights

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Pretty self explanatory, is it okay to support directly or indirectly such things, even if they do have racist intent or allow and increase discrimination?
 
But don't you see, buisnesses should have the right to discriminate! Because money is important
 
This question makes no sense to me.
 
Discrimination is ok in this country apparently as long as it doesnt apply to race, gender, ect.

Its ok to discriminate on many other non-important or inherent qualities however such as homosexuality (in the military) or being transexual (They recieve no protection from discrimination under federal law).
 
It's basically about buisness rights and whether the gov'ment is too big and controlling to much
 

'Nuff said.

The Libertarians assume people will boycott racist businesses. Clearly he hasn't been to parts of US. Jim Crow laws would probably still be in the south if it was decided on a state basis.
 
Nyet. It is every citizen's patriotic duty to bash the fash. ;)
 
The Libertarians assume people will boycott racist businesses. Clearly he hasn't been to parts of US. Jim Crow laws would probably still be in the south if it was decided on a state basis.

"Libertarians" like to pretend that people will boycott racists businesses. That's not the same thing.
 
But don't you see guys, all your petty arguments can be resolved in one simple catch phrase which encompasses the libertarian view easily "Screw you, Got mine".
 
Nah, that is Anarcho-Capitalism
Libertarianism is similar but with the added phrase: "and we work to exploit the proletariat and make it so they can't gain any recourse for grievances. After all, my wealth to have servants for my servants is more important than their right not to an education."
 
Does that mean you wouldn't boycott a racist business and us libertarians are only pretending you'd boycott racist businesses?

He (probably) means it's an excuse to justify discrimination and racism.
 
Does that mean you wouldn't boycott a racist business and us libertarians are only pretending you'd boycott racist businesses?

Whether I would or not is irrelevant to the fact that the business that was openly racist would not be boycotted by enough people to reduce their profits.
 
Is it okay to assume states' rights advocates are racist when there is no evidence?
 
Whether I would or not is irrelevant to the fact that the business that was openly racist would not be boycotted by enough people to reduce their profits.

So in reality the market would be fine with it and wouldn't "deal with it"
 
Whether I would or not is irrelevant to the fact that the business that was openly racist would not be boycotted by enough people to reduce their profits.

What about all the people being discriminated against? Where I live a third of the population is Black, so if a company is rasist against Blacks then they would lose at least (and probley more) than a third of their profits.
 
Is it okay to assume states' rights advocates are racist when there is no evidence?

They do however go together like a homophobic republican and a sex scandal. You've got to admit this perculiar thing.
 
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