Bruno
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Since racism is personal belief, could I protest outside a commie professor's home because I don't like his beliefs?
Why wouldn't you be able to?

Since racism is personal belief, could I protest outside a commie professor's home because I don't like his beliefs?
Fair enough, as long as I get to shoot at the drivers.Of course I'm assuming Alex meant protesting on the sidewalk and not the road. If you allowed drivers to go up on your sidewalk just to run over protesters, what happens when they run over some innocent bystander?
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Because they like the house?
WTF I thought people here are about free association? I guess it would be okay for someone to protest outside a homosexual's home because he don't like their lifestyle choice. Oh, wait, that goes against cultural marxism, so he is actually a bad person. Plenty here are still trapped inside the marxist way of thinking.
My road becomes less popular and I go out of business? Or maybe my road becomes MORE popular but my sidewalks become less popular and I have to drop that line of business.
My point is, if I found out that so-and-so's store doesn't want to sell to white people, I wouldn't shop there and I'd probably let as many people know about it as I could.
Does the innocent bystander get to sue you for operating a clearly unsafe sidewalk and violating his property rights? (his body)
Sure. And once upon a time the overwhelming majority of stores in certain areas wouldn't serve black people or only gave them service in degrading ways. And one way to deal with that certainly is a boycott. (As well as protesting which some people oddly feel is "violating rights"). But probably the ultimate goal would be that whoever this store owner was either changed his ways or ended up losing so much money that he had to sell. In which case you could by from the store again. Same end goal as the folks who call in the big bad feds. Different methodology. Many of the Woolworth's lunch counters had desegregated due to public pressure alone. Folks didn't then say "Ah man! Woolworth's didn't used to serve us. Let's not eat there now that they will."
that's RETARDED.
I can see if you don't want to rent to certain people, as it would still be your responsibility to maintain, repair later.
But why the HELL would you care who buys it as long as they pay what you want?
Did you promise your dead parents otherwise? Or do you sense that your neighborhood is owed a right to stay a certain percentage a certain skin color?
Either way, sell them the house, let them take the trouble should the neighborhood chose to harass or expel them.
The market punishes racism. Consider this:
One of the main functions of the Klan was to intimidate WHITE business owners to not serve blacks. The market inexorably pushes toward rational behavior and punishes ignorance and irrational behavior. The market rewards businesses that cater to customers and punishes businesses that do not. A business that excludes customers for irrational reasons - like skin color - will not be able to compete with businesses that act rationally. Now absent the use of force - by the Klan and by the government - there would probably have been businesses that would have catered to racists by excluding blacks. But over time they would have been eroded and finally have died out after several generations were exposed to the subtle integrative force of the market.
Another example:
In South Africa the apartheid laws were needed by racists to prevent WHITES from hiring blacks or selling them homes. Once again, the racists needed force to counteract the anti-racist pressure of the market.
The free market is relentlessly anti-racist.
Why would a black couple want to buy anything from a racist against blacks?
Once upon a time in some parts of this country in some neighborhoods it was considered a despicable thing to sell your house to someone not of the predominant neighborhood race.
That said the constitution says nothing about freedom of association. (Read it front to back. It's not there).
- 9th Amendment to the US ConstitutionThe enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
Typical anti white racism. Refuse to sell to blacks yer a racist! Fucking bs. I can't stand the government.Its their own damn choice if they don't want to sell to those 2 whiners they couldn't find a suitable home for themselves and their kids so they took it off the market end of story. If they didn't want to sell to blacks they would have never let them make an offer or they would have said no to their offer.
Well the constitution guarantees freedom to peaceably assemble
, which means constitutionally speaking people have a right to protest these racists.
That said the constitution says nothing about freedom of association.
(Read it front to back. It's not there).
On the flipside the constitution says nothing about the federal government having any role in what is in fact intrastate commerce. If a state wanted to pass a law to punish people like this, the constitution neither requires nor forbids that. That said.....
only if there are enough anti-racist people to work through the free market to change the way racist people can do business.